RTI Adds Stuart Kozlick as Newest Member of Advisory Board

Real-Time Innovations (RTI), an Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) connectivity company, recently announced that Stuart Kozlick will be the newest member of RTI’s Advisory Board.

Kozlick will serve as the Healthcare advisor, providing industry expertise and helping to identify strategic growth opportunities that can expand RTI’s influence in the IIoT industry. He brings more than 17 years of experience in medical device development, innovation and research to his role on the RTI Advisory Board. Kozlick will join current advisors Scott McNealy and Karl-Thomas Neumann who are leading the way in the Technology and Automotive industries, respectively.

Today’s mission-critical healthcare systems run on real-time data. Smart systems that use interconnected data can improve patient outcomes, reduce medical errors and lower healthcare system costs. However, healthcare applications are extremely complex. Behind this complexity lies the need for an architecture that allows disparate systems to work together seamlessly. This seamless communication requires a highly reliable connectivity framework to transport data, regardless of source, in real-time.

“The healthcare industry is at the precipice of real and exciting change. RTI’s deep-rooted history creating solutions for mission-critical, autonomous systems is helping to catalyze rapid innovation in this space with its connectivity framework for next-generation healthcare systems,” said Kozlick. “As leaders in the IIoT and connected healthcare space, RTI’s past successes with pioneering customers assures me that I’m taking the right step forward with a company that is advancing the medical and healthcare industry.”

Kozlick currently serves as CEO of Puzzle Medical Devices and as a strategic advisor of emerging technologies at Fasken, an international law firm. Kozlick is also a Professor of Practice at the Faculty of Medicine in McGill University’s Surgery Department, and Faculty Lecturer at the Faculty of Engineering at McGill University’s Department of Mechanical Engineering.

For more information about RTI’s Advisory Board, please visit: https://bit.ly/2Ktygj8.