Technology In Crisis Scenarios With HealthTap And PlanetLabs

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Jon Shieber interviews Will Marshall (PlanetLabs) and Ron Gutman (HealthTap) at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland 2016. This interview is part of TechCrunch Davos Live, a live interview series that includes firesides and panels featuring interviews with world leaders and global trendsetters.

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