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San Francisco, California, September 2–3

Glorium Technologies, an official Odoo Partner, is exhibiting at Odoo Experience Americas 2026, the region’s largest annual gathering of the Odoo community. The event brings together partners, clients, developers, and open source enthusiasts for two days of talks, demos, and networking.

This year, we’re showing how to run you...


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Digital transformation in healthcare comes down to a simple test: can a clinician see everything they need to know about a patient without asking anyone for it, and can leadership see what is happening across every site without making a phone call? Most health systems fail that test today, and not for lack of software.

The technology is largely bought already....


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Patient histories, lab results, imaging, prescriptions, and billing records pile up every day across a dozen applications never designed to work together. The difficulty is pulling all of it into a form that a clinician or an analyst can actually trust and use, and that difficulty is exactly what a healthcare data warehouse was created to remove.

Bringing info...


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Most health systems already collect far more data than they ever put to use, and what matters is whether any of it can warn a care team in time to change what happens next. That is exactly what predictive analytics in healthcare is built to do, reading patterns in past and current patient information to estimate what is coming, from who might be readmitted to which u...


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Your bank can tell you every place you spent money last year, while your hospital, in 2026, may still be assembling your medical history out of faxes, printouts, and a phone call to a clinic across town. The data exists in both cases, and what separates them is whether anyone connected the systems holding it.

Interoperability in healthcare describes the work o...


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