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Business Class by Tilo Bonow

Every four weeks, our founder and CEO Tilo Bonow talks to people who are shaping our digital future on his podcast called Business Class. During conversations, Tilo and his guests dive deep into a chosen future subject, following the latest news, and talk about how they intend to solve key challenges with their business ideas, visions for the future, products, or their commitment to innovation. This produces a captivating conversation about our ever-changing digital world – every single time.

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#53 Enough with silo thinking in healthcare? Dr. Daniel Fallscheer, Das Lab

Jul 10, 2024 | 33 Min.

“Modern medicine needs digital support,” a call from Federal Health Minister Karl Lauterbach for the digitalization of the German healthcare system.

There are many construction sites in this area—starting with health data from the electronic patient record (ePA), the electronic certificate of incapacity for work (eAU), and the e-prescription, which came into effect on July 1, 2023. It’s not uncommon to hear voices from the medical field complaining about issues with software updates, transmission errors, unresponsive IT service providers, or missing infrastructure in pharmacies when redeeming digital prescriptions. The problems are complex and multifaceted.

I founded out of necessity,” says today’s guest, Dr. Daniel Fallscheer, who knows the pitfalls of healthcare digitalization all too well. He is the co-founder and CEO of DasLab. With DasLab, Fallscheer has created a digital infrastructure platform that enables universal access to medical diagnostics. The startup aims to make the entire healthcare ecosystem more effective and efficient—by connecting the various stakeholders within the healthcare system.

Key question today:

Healthcare 2.0: What steps need to be taken to enable a digital healthcare system?


For more information, visit:

Website: https://daslab.health/de

LinkedIn Dr. Daniel Fallscheer: linkedin.com/in/dr-daniel-fallscheer-05307135

LinkedIn of Tilo Bonow: www.linkedin.com/in/tilobonow/

More episodes of Business Class: @tilobonow

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#53 Enough with silo thinking in healthcare? Dr. Daniel Fallscheer, Das Lab

#52 AI: Soon smarter than humans? Dr. Rebekka Reinhard, human

Jul 10, 2024 | 28 Min.

What if we live in a world where artificial intelligence influences not only our daily lives, but also our culture, politics, and economy? Where does the human being fit into this framework? What ethical challenges does AI pose in journalism? Just as the image of the robot is ever-present, so is the fear that AI could replace journalists and take their work away entirely.

The debate about the impact of artificial intelligence on society is far from over—it has only just begun. This is exactly what human takes on and poses the question: As the first AI magazine in Germany, it brings the topic to the forefront. The magazine builds a bridge between humans and technology. The first issue was published in July 2023 with an impressive initial circulation of 40,000 copies.

“It wasn’t a given for me to start a company. Coming from a background in philosophy, AI is an incredibly fascinating topic. By early 2023 at the latest, AI had become an increasingly important economic, social, and ethical factor—but I felt there was a lack of proper representation of the topic in the German media,” reflects philosopher and editor-in-chief Dr. Rebekka Reinhard on the founding of the magazine.

Key question today: What role does artificial intelligence play in journalism and in our human communication?

For more information, visit:

Website: https://human-magazin.de/

LinkedIn Rebekka Reinhard:linkedin.com/in/rebekkareinhard

LinkedIn of Tilo Bonow: www.linkedin.com/in/tilobonow/

More episodes of Business Class: @tilobonow

Guest suggestions or contact via email: podcast@piabo.net

This is a podcast production by PIABO Communications.

#52 AI: Soon smarter than humans? Dr. Rebekka Reinhard, human

#51 Venture capitalists – heroes behind the scenes? Robin Haak, Robin Capital

Jul 10, 2024 | 37 Min.

The world of venture capital: a vibrant and dynamic sector that can pave the way to success for startups and visionary entrepreneurs. In this world, it’s all about the money and the instinct to identify the most promising ideas.

Venture capitalists are the heroes behind the scenes. They provide not only financial resources but also their expertise, experience, and extensive networks to unlock the potential of emerging companies.

“I was a growth investor for a long time and also founded my own company. As a solo GP, I finally have the opportunity to support founders from start to finish—I really enjoy being directly involved,” says Robin Haak about himself and his inner drive to invest in startups. Haak has fulfilled his dream: with Robin Capital, he founded a venture capital firm that invests in software technologies.

Key question today: How will emerging managers shake up the VC market?

For more information, visit:

Website: robincap.com/

LinkedIn Robin Haak: linkedin.com/in/robinhaak

LinkedIn von Tilo Bonow: www.linkedin.com/in/tilobonow/

Weitere Folgen von Business Class: @tilobonow

Gästevorschläge oder Kontaktaufnahme via E-Mail podcast@piabo.net

This is a podcast production by PIABO Communications.

#51 Venture capitalists – heroes behind the scenes? Robin Haak, Robin Capital

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