HIMSS Chief Technology and Innovation Officer Steve Wretling says developers need to build the experience healthcare hasnt had yet. When former Google Chairman Eric Schmidt pitched the idea at HIMSS18 that voice recognition is the killer app for healthcare, the longtime tech exec, and many others who have made similar predictions, was perhaps only partially right.While its true that voice is catching on, so are other cutting-edge technologies and there can be more than one that feeds a killer app.Take the original iPhone that Steve Jobs brought to market in 2007, for instance. It converged a number of otherwise distinct capabilities into one device and more than a decade later is still going strong.To that end, HIMSS Chief Technology and Innovation Officer Steve Wretling put forth three underlying components needed for healthcares own killer app.

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