Radiology Business September 30, 2024
Dave Pearson

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It’s been two and a half years since Microsoft completed its acquisition of Nuance Communications for a reported $19.7 billion. At the time of the March 2022 transaction, Microsoft said it liked Nuance for its core strengths—AI-powered voice recognition and related software and services—across numerous industries.

However, as one executive remarks, one sector of the economy is especially close to Microsoft’s heart: healthcare.

“I worked in multiple industries before joining Nuance” in April of 2021, says the executive, Vikram Chhabra, MBA, MS, before giving away the source of his friendly bias. “When I got here and took on healthcare, I found a home. That sense has only grown over the time I’ve worked for Microsoft.”...

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