Thanks for stopping by at HLTH 2024!

We at VYNYL had a blast connecting with you at HLTH USA 2024!? We loved seeing you light up while browsing through our vinyl collection and chatting about how we can partner to build custom healthtech solutions.??

Speaking of our vinyl collection (which we curated with help from a great local record store), we noticed some trends in what caught everyone's eye:

The Genre Breakdown:

1. Classic Rock (35%)
2. Pop/Contemporary (25%)
3. Jazz (20%)
4. Alternative/New Wave (12%)
5. Holiday/Seasonal (8%)

Most-Loved Artists:

1. The Beatles (9 albums)
2. The Rolling Stones (7 albums)
3. Michael Jackson (6 albums)
4. Taylor Swift (4 albums)
5. Led Zeppelin (4 albums)

Top Decades:

1. 1970s (32%)
2. 1960s (28%)
3. 1980s (18%)
4. 2000-present (12%)
5. 1990s (8%)
6. 1950s (2%)

We also wanted to give shoutouts to a few album selections that we think represent our expertise (forgive us if these are a bit of a stretch, we had to try):?

Custom Product Development?

Hey Clockface, by Elvis Costello ( Sarah Ulcoq , from Hinge Health):

Just as Costello brought together his trusted team to create a cohesive vision across diverse musical styles, our development process emphasizes unified, collaborative teams working in close harmony. The result? Complex solutions that fit together perfectly, delivered with the control and clarity that only comes from true partnership.?

Infrastructure Modernization?

Folklore, by Taylor Swift ( Lorena Rodríguez Chandler, MPH from Inland Empire Health Plan):

Swift completely reinvented her sound by stripping away the glossy production of her previous work for a more intimate, acoustic approach – proving that sometimes modernization means knowing what to simplify rather than what to add. We apply this same thoughtful restraint when modernizing your systems. See our piece on Minimum Viable Observability for more.?

Enterprise Innovation

In Search of the Lost Chord, by The Moody Blues ( Kristen Ferrara , from Takeda):

The Moody Blues' innovative use of the Mellotron didn't just replace traditional methods - it opened up entirely new creative possibilities, allowing the band to explore sounds that weren't possible before.? Similarly, we help enterprises adopt modern tools and frameworks that don't simply automate existing processes, but unlock new capabilities and empower teams to innovate in ways they never could before.?

Just like a great album needs both technical precision and creative spirit, we at Vynyl bring that same balance to healthcare innovation.?

Want to continue our conversation? Let's set up a time to chat more about your vision and how we might help bring it to life.