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Anne W Snowdon1, Melissa St Pierre2, Renata Axler3
1Anne W. Snowdon, is a professor of strategy and entrepreneurship at the Odette School of Business, chair of the World Health Innovation Network and scientific director and CEO of SCAN Health (NCE), University of Windsor.
Abstract:
This case describes an initiative to procure a "smart" privacy solution with machine learning capabilities that could eliminate false-positive alerts of privacy risks for an Ontario hospital. A competitive dialogue procurement strategy proceeded over a two-year period and involved two stages of competitive dialogue and a pilot phase to test the procured privacy solution. Discussions and sharing feedback on solutions with vendors, followed by dialogue on solution pricing and service offerings, resulted in a vendor contract that allowed other hospitals to benefit from the established agreement. This approach supported scalability of the procured privacy solution.
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