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The 3rd Global Convening of the Global Initiative on Digital Health (GIDH) has brought together a diverse and distinguished set of delegates: ministry directors, UN agencies, non-governmental organisations, and industry. Every contribution shares a common

Many of us have spent more hours than we would like to admit watching people try to bring an IPsec tunnel up between two firewalls from different vendors. Anyone who lived through the VPN wars of the 2000s remembers the feeling: a config file with forty k

Originally published as a case study by IPFS: Vereign & IPFS. The video below is a conversation between Georg Greve and the IPFS team recorded for the case study launch. HIN, the provider of secure communication for Swiss healthcare, sends more than 800,0

A Swiss watchmaker's reputation rests on what you cannot see. The visible gears that move the hands of a fine timepiece are not what separates a precision instrument from a toy. They are necessary, they are beautifully finished, and a knowledgeable buyer

Three settlements landed in the first quarter of 2026. Together they add up to USD 69 million and something more consequential: a structural proof of failure. Kaiser Permanente settled for USD 47.5 million. Sutter Health settled for USD 21.5 million. ING

Bulgaria has never lacked the engineering talent to serve European health infrastructure. Sofia has been quietly shipping production systems for European regulated industries for two decades. What has been missing, until recently, is the infrastructure co

In the second episode of the HINside podcast, Georg Greve, CEO and Head of Product Development at Vereign, sits down with Peer Hostettler, COO and member of the Executive Board at HIN, to discuss the structural challenges facing healthcare digitalization

In technology, a product launch gets a press release. A product that works quietly for a year gets something more valuable: silence. No incident reports. No emergency patches. No "we're aware of the issue" posts. Just a system doing what it was built to d

There is a thought experiment in philosophy called the Ship of Theseus. If you replace every plank of a wooden ship, one at a time, is it still the same ship? Healthcare IT has been running its own version of this experiment for three decades - replacing

Talk summary: On 1 February 2026, Georg Greve presented "Reverse Google: From Email to Decentralisation" at FOSDEM in Brussels (Track: Decentralised Communication, Room AW1.126). The talk made the case that email - the technology Google used to capture gl