LAS VEGAS — March 9, 2026 — InterSystems, a creative data technology provider powering more than one billion health records globally, today announced the appointment of Tim Ferris, M.D., as Vice President, Healthcare Practice. The announcement comes as healthcare leaders gather for the 2026 HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exhibition.

InterSystems has received four Global 2026 Best in KLAS awards, earning a #1 ranking for Acute Care EHR in Asia, Oceania, and France, as well as for Shared Care Records in Europe.

InterSystems announces the launch of InterSystems Payer Connector, a new product offering designed to help health plans rapidly and reliably integrate Epic Payer Platform with their broader application ecosystem.

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Boston, MA – January 6, 2026 – InterSystems, a creative data technology company, today announced that, effective immediately, Don Woodlock has been appointed President, responsible for leading the company’s daily operations. After leading the company for over 47 years, Founder, Owner, and CEO Phillip “Terry” Ragon will step back from day-to-day management responsibilities to focus on guiding the company’s business and technology strategy. Ragon will continue to serve as CEO and work closely with the leadership team to ensure a seamless transition that maintains the company’s commitment to excellence and customer success.

Supply chain leaders today are grappling with unprecedented complexity and volatility. Fragmented data sources, siloed systems, and the persistent lag between insight and action continue to slow down decision-making at critical moments.

2026 will see more organisations with complex supply chains investing to make their data more AI-ready. It has become apparent that many businesses’ plans to embed AI in their supply chain have faltered due to poor data quality and governance.

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2026 will see more organisations with complex supply chains investing to make their data more AI-ready. It has become apparent that many businesses’ plans to embed AI in their supply chain have faltered due to poor data quality and governance.