The Dell Technologies Forum is the Group's largest global event, where the US IT leader's companies and numerous partners share their expertise, discuss the ongoing digital transformation and the impact of modern technologies on business and everyday life.

And how are technological advances changing our approach to life and human health? At this year's conference, a project implemented with Intratel was presented that has the potential to significantly accelerate the changes already underway toward personalized medicine.

Imagene.me is an innovative smart genetic passport platform, Imagene.me MyLife, that enables the creation of a long-term health awareness of patients through the analysis of genomic, behavioral and environmental data using BigData technology and methods of machine learning and artificial intelligence.

Imagene.me is a multi-tiered system based on Dell infrastructure that integrates a variety of human health data to create predictive models for use in healthcare systems. The turnkey analytics solution is already being used by hospital networks in the U.S. and elsewhere.

At the Dell Technologies Forum, Dr. Miroslaw Kwasniewski from Medical University of Białystok and Krzysztof Janowski from Dell Technologies Poland spoke about the solution implemented jointly with Intratel and Dell Technologies.