July 26–28, 2026
San Antonio, Texas | Booth #1317
Stop by Booth 1317 to see how Staritas helps organizations transform data into confident, evidence-based decisions across the entire healthcare supply chain. While you’re there, be among the first to explore our new insights paper, From Cost Center to Strategic Enabler, featuring exclusive survey findings and practical strategies to help healthcare supply chain leaders close the gap between expectations and execution.
Whether you’re focused on strategic sourcing, capital planning, purchased services, value analysis, or recall management, our independent data, analytics, and workflow solutions help you reduce risk, uncover savings, and improve operational performance.
Meet with our experts to learn how healthcare organizations are using Staritas to:
- Improve purchasing performance with the nation’s largest independent healthcare supply and capital datasets
- Strengthen negotiations through market benchmarking and pricing intelligence
- Reduce supply chain risk with proactive recall management and disruption monitoring
- Support defensible value analysis decisions with independent evidence
- Optimize capital planning using predictive replacement analytics
- Make faster, more confident decisions with AI-powered workflow and analytics
Featured Education Sessions
Managing Technology Risk in a Complex Healthcare System: The Top 10 Hazards for 2026*
Date: Monday, July 27
Time: 8:30–9:30 AM
Location: Learning Lab | Room 214 CD
Speakers:
- Tim Browne, Vice President, Global Supply Chain Solutions, Staritas
- Sree Duggineni, MBA, FACHE, Vice President, Strategic Sourcing & Supplier Relations, Stanford Medicine
- Sean Farley, MBA, Vice President, Supply Chain Management & Chief Procurement Officer
- Seattle Children’s Hospital
Session Overview
Join healthcare leaders as they discuss ECRI’s Top 10 Health Technology Hazards for 2026 and explore practical strategies for reducing technology-related risk across complex healthcare systems. The session will examine emerging hazards, cybersecurity threats, AI, legacy medical devices, and organizational preparedness while sharing real-world experiences from leading health systems.
What you’ll learn
- Emerging technology risksimpactinghealthcare organizations
- Strategies for improving technology governance and preparedness
- Lessons learned from leading health systems
- Practical recommendations to reduce operational and patient safety risks
Visit the website for more information and register to attend.
*”Top 10 Health Technology Hazards” is a publication and trademark owned the Emergency Care Research Institute.
