From Data Silos to Agentic AI in Real Delivery

Most HCLS organizations already have AI somewhere in the building. The hard part is connecting it to the data, the workflows, and the patients or research pipelines that actually need it.

The 2026 South Region HCLS Summit is a working session for the clinical, operational, scientific, and applied-AI leaders ready to move from data silos to agentic AI in real-world delivery, discovery, and development. Whether your focus is clinical care or life-sciences innovation, this summit bridges the gap between vision and execution.

Hosted by Google Cloud in partnership with 66degrees, Wiz, AI engineers, and Google Cloud subject-matter experts around Clinical & Operational Innovation, Advanced Diagnostics, Breakthrough Biology, and Secure Engineering & Compliance.

This is the next stop in the HCLS summit series that began in Boston and continues to Chicago in September.

Why Attend

This is a sprint for your AI roadmap, not a slide-deck day. You will leave with:

• A scoped 4-week Proof of Concept: one you can launch with your Field Sales Representative.
• An introduction to Propel investments: funding to help offset your initial GCP costs.
• A contact directory and resources: everything you need to move quickly
Bring a small cross-functional team, 2 to 4 people across AI strategy, clinical operations, and engineering, so you leave aligned on what to build next.
• Note: each attendee must register separately.

Who Should be in the Room

This is a sprint for your AI roadmap, not a slide-deck day. You will leave with:

• Healthcare Clinical & Operational: business and strategy attendees including Chief Medical Officers (CMOs), Chief Nursing Officers (CNOs), Clinical Operations and Administration Leaders, Revenue Cycle (RCM) Directors, and AI Strategy/Transformation Leads, plus technical and execution roles like Applied AI Engineers, Healthcare IT Product and Program Managers, Clinical Systems Developers, and QA/Validation Testers.
• Life Sciences & Biotech: business and research sponsors such as R&D and Drug Discovery Leaders, Biotech Innovation Directors, and LOB Leaders, paired with technical implementers like Computational Biologists, Bioinformatics Engineering Leads, and Scientific Computing Engineers.
• Security & Compliance: strategic stakeholders such as Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs), HIPAA Compliance Officers, and Data Privacy Officers, alongside hands-on technical leads such as Cloud Security Architects, Infrastructure Engineers, and DevSecOps Teams.