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Andrew Gostine Wants to Make the Hospital Keyboard Disappear
A six-hour night of clerical absurdity gave a physician-entrepreneur his enduring problem: hospitals ask skilled people to behave like data-entry clerks. His answer is an ambient system built to notice the work, record it and then get out of the way.
Ronald Gaboury and the Thirty-Year Bet on the Hospital Room
He arrived at Yorktel with a calculator, stayed for three decades, and helped turn video conferencing into hospital infrastructure. Ronald Gaboury’s career is a study in patient reinvention - and in knowing when a useful side project deserves a company of its own.
Philipp von Gilsa
Philipp von Gilsa is the CEO and co-founder of Kontakt.io, an indoor location and RTLS platform used by hospitals to track beds, staff, equipment and patient flow. Based in New York with engineering in Kraków, he has spent a decade turning small Bluetooth beacons into a spatial intelligence layer for smart buildings, most recently pushing the company into agentic AI for healthcare operations.