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The Onyx leadership team includes some of the best know names in health IT in the country. We have not only helped build the backbone of nationwide health data interoperability, we are reshaping how it will look moving forward.
The Onyx leadership team includes some of the best know names in health IT in the country. We have not only helped build the backbone of nationwide health data interoperability, we are reshaping how it will look moving forward.
Trenkle served as the chief information officer and director of information services at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services before developing go to market and solution strategies for the US healthcare payer segment as the chief health information officer at IBM.
The founder and CEO of NewWave, Munis combines his business acumen with a passion for technology and helping others. His company has established itself as the leader in health data interoperability and creates products and solutions that directly impact the healthcare industry.
The first U.S. Chief Technology Officer and a former Virginia Secretary of Technology, Chopra has a decorated career in public sector information technology. After leaving public office, Chopra founded CareJourney, an open data membership service building a trusted rating system for medical providers.
Judy Murphy, RN, FACMI, FHIMSS, FAAN is a nurse executive with a long history in health informatics, hundreds of presentations and publications, as well as numerous health IT awards. She served as Chief Nursing Officer for IBM Global Healthcare and Deputy National Coordinator for Programs and Policy at the federal government.
Healthcare and life sciences cloud app leader with executive experience at IBM, HP-EDS partner Wipro.
Chief creator of CMS Blue Button 2.0 API and noted visionary in the interoperability market
Collaborative, innovative, influential leader and a technology expert with 23+ years’ experience in design and architecture of custom solutions and products across multiple industries, including 15 years in Healthcare.