AI made building cheap. But every feature still has to be measured, maintained, and eventually defended or removed, and none of that got cheaper. Choosing what to build, and what to keep, is now the expensive part of product work.
We’ll cover why measurement is becoming the real constraint, why every launch needs kill criteria agreed up front, why attention is now scarcer than engineering time, and why organizations reward shipping but not removing. You’ll leave with a sharper filter for what deserves to be built and a case for making “kill” a skill your org rewards.
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Session Details
Type of Session: Panel Discussion
Presented By
Paul Glenn
Minesh Patel is AVP, Enterprise Architect at Aveanna Healthcare, where over seven years he has moved from Clinical IT Product Manager to leading software strategy, data architecture, and enterprise product transformation. His work there includes building a CMS-required electronic visit verification (EVV) system, with a caregiver mobile app and staff portal serving more than 5,000 users. In more than 15 years in healthcare technology, he has also managed EHR, mobile, and insurance billing products at XCite Health, built a product from the ground up at a bootstrapped startup, and designed solutions for InterQual Connect at Change Healthcare. Minesh is a Certified Scrum Product Owner and holds an MBA in Finance from Georgia State University.
Todd C. Sharp, MSci, is Principal Executive and Field CTO on the Global Value & Transformation Advisors team at Amazon Web Services (AWS), where he previously led AI strategy and transformation for healthcare and life sciences. Before AWS, he served as CIO/CISO of Central Peninsula Hospital during the pandemic, securing $3.3 million in FCC Connected Care funding for telehealth. He also led research technology and BI programs at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, and earlier was CEO of Engage, Inc. and VP of Global Solutions at B2B SaaS company Hoteltools. Todd holds a Master of Science from Georgia Tech and taught big data and analytics in Emory University’s graduate programs.
Paul Glenn (Moderator) is Manager, Product Management at Aveanna Healthcare, where he leads enterprise product initiatives that use AI and automation across the company. He previously led lifecycle services products at Siemens and Innomotics, growing revenue by $12M and leading the Americas region in a €3.5B divestiture. Paul holds a Master of Science from Clemson University in Industrial Engineering.
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