Critical Mass: “Corporate” Technology Stacks

<p>Yang Shi, the Co-Founder and CEO of VetSnap, talks about the consolidators' veterinary technology stack and the importance of staying focused on people first and then processes when it comes to business systems.</p><p>We delve into why it is necessary and how to follow your strategy with technology. Finally, we argue the hot topic regarding moving on to one PIMS when a new hospital is acquired.</p><p><br></p><p>Topics discussed:</p><ul> <li>Experience with technology at the macro level in the consolidation; </li> <li>Why you should think about people first and then processes when it comes to business systems; </li> <li>What it means to follow your strategy with technology;</li> <li>Paying for integration makes more sense than building up your stack from the ground floor;</li> <li>Thoughts on standard data aggregators and whether or not they are applicable in the vet domain;</li> <li>How having the right data strategy can help to scale more efficiently as far as growth; </li> </ul>