Fortune July 17, 2019
John Sculley

Steve Jobs was the master magician of systemic change. In 1983, most Silicon Valley tech leaders foresaw a future of hundreds of millions of cheaper, faster, better computers primarily for business users. At that same time, Steve Jobs envisioned a very different future, with many billions of computers that would be incredibly easy for non-technical people to use, empowering them to do amazing creative things.

The same is now happening with health care sensory technology. Visionary leaders like Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, Google parent company Alphabet’s Larry Page, Microsoft’s Satya Nadella, and Apple’s Tim Cook are looking ahead to how this innovation can bring about the new era of health care tech.

Over my career, I have been an eyewitness to...

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