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The Amazon-Berkshire-JPM Health Care Playbook

What do you get when you combine Atul Gawande’s expertise with three firms that hold a combined market capitalization of $1.6 trillion?

Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, and JP Morgan Chase (ABC) announced last Wednesday that Dr. Atul Gawande will serve as CEO for their unnamed health care venture first publicized in January.

“I’m thrilled to be named CEO of this healthcare initiative, I have devoted my public health career to building scalable solutions for better healthcare delivery that are saving lives, reducing suffering, and eliminating wasteful spending both in the US and across the world. Now I have the backing of these remarkable organizations to pursue this mission with even greater impact for more than a million people, and in doing so incubate better models of care for all. This work will take time but must be done. The system is broken, and better is possible.”

— Atul Gawande

This choice was met with split reactions, but the larger question is how Atul will deploy the resources of these three giants of industry to affect a much smaller, yet more distributed, network of employees than most health systems and insurers.

In this essay, I dive into the trends that compelled ABC to take on the health care industry, how each company’s strengths contribute to tackling some of health care’s biggest challenges, and how Gawande, who’s made a career of moving ideas from the written page into the clinic, could combine the best of health services research, technology, and strategy to deliver a transformative health care experience.

https://medium.com/@nxpatel/the-amazon-berkshire-jpm-health-care-playbook-aeaf45d7037f

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos wants to build a permanent settlement on the Moon

"We will have to leave this planet. We're going to leave it, and it's going to make this planet better," Mr Bezos told.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-05-29/jeff-bezos-wants-to-build-a-permanent-settlement-on-the-moon/9810460

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My former CIA colleagues Elissa Slotkin in Michigan’s 8th District & Abagail Spanberger in Virginia’s 7th District will bring needed common sense, experience, & wisdom to Congress. They will help derail the Trump train, bring bipartisanship to Washington, & deserve your vote.

https://twitter.com/JohnBrennan/status/1059131178505199618

LAWMAKERS SEEK REVIEW OF PENTAGON CLOUD CONTRACT, THOUGHT TO FAVOR AMAZON

TWO MEMBERS OF Congress are seeking a formal investigation into claims that the bidding process for a contentious $10 billion Pentagon contract was rigged in favor of Amazon.

The contract in question would give one company full reign over the Defense Department’s Joint Enterprise Defense Initiative, or JEDI Cloud—a program that the Pentagon has described as “truly about increasing the lethality of our department.” JEDI is part of the DOD’s quest to bring military operations into the modern era by partnering with a commercial cloud provider to streamline defense operations, upgrade data-analytics programs using artificial intelligence, and provide soldiers with real-time mission data.

In a letter to the Defense Department’s inspector general on Monday, House Appropriations committee members Tom Cole of Oklahoma and Steve Womack of Arkansas, both Republicans, accused military leaders of violating federal law and departmental ethics standards by moving forward with plans to award the JEDI contract to a single company, despite extensive criticism from industry leaders and lawmakers. Womack is also chair of the House Budget Committee; Cole chairs an appropriations subcommittee.

The two legislators expressed concern that the proposed contract was written in a way that seemed “to be tailored to one specific contractor,” who they described as having “significant connections” to a number of military leaders involved in drafting the oddly specific requirements for the JEDI program. The lawmakers did not specify the contractor, but it is clear that their comments were a reference to Amazon. Oracle, IBM, and Google, as well as some outside experts, have expressed similar concerns in the months since the details of the solicitation process were first released.

https://www.wired.com/story/lawmakers-seek-review-pentagon-contract-thought-favor-amazon/