Finding opportunities for renewal of the American Dream in a networked world by leveraging technology and advancing public and private leadership and individual action.
Markle and the Markle Connecting for Health Collaborative have advanced the adoption of information and information technology to improve the quality and cost effectiveness of American's health care. We have established a framework of private and public sector practices that improve health, provide consumer access to their own health information, protect privacy, improve spending, and encourage innovation. In the future, preventing illness will increasingly be a focus of our work. Learn more about our work in Health.
The Markle Task Force on National Security in the Information Age has furthered the mobilization of information and information technology to advance national security while protecting civil liberties. It has seen its proposals incorporated into law and aided the reshaping of our government’s ability to protect the nation. Our nation's security also depends on its economic security. Markle is developing a new Initiative to find opportunities for renewal of the American Dream in a networked world by leveraging technology and advancing public and private leadership and individual action. Learn more about our work in National Security.
Co-chairs Zoë Baird and Howard Schultz describe the Markle Initiative for America’s Economic Future in a Networked World and share the names of the Members.
New alliance plans to build, certify, and deploy a national infrastructure for health information sharing that leverages the Markle Common Framework.
Zoë Baird, Markle President, reflects on ways Americans can use technology to create jobs.
Twelve years later, it is worth examining progress in protecting the nation against terrorism and other threats to our national security that we could not have imagined before 9/11.
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Detailed health information sharing resources on consent, governance, key laws and regulations, technology procurement, and individual access.