Rob Brady and Paul Alexander discuss what it takes to be a network engineer in healthcare.

AI is changing best practice requirements for both infrastructure and skill sets. For example, Cisco is ushering in a whole host of new skills requirements as part of its certification process for engineers.

It means the remit is changing. Techies will need to consider where they lay their focus in order to progress and how their network designs may need to change to accommodate heavier use of AI.

Two people faced with these very real challenges are Paul Alexander, Chief Architect at Block, alongside Rob Brady, Head of Solutions.

Here, they sit down with founder Marc Chang founder of Block to explain how they’re using AI, what compliance measures they’ve had to put in place, and how skill sets are adapting for the next generation of network engineering.

You can find a full list of AI use cases for healthcare organisations as well as free training opportunities on: Tech Insights.