Beth Israel Lahey Health (BILH) hosted DataConnect 2025 at the Schrafft's Center, bringing together speakers and technology partners for a day focused on the latest developments in data and artificial intelligence across the health system.
Sessions featured contributors from Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft, and Snowflake, alongside project updates from BILH's own Innovation & AI team. Presenters shared demonstrations of several tools currently in development, including an LLM Gateway, Model Context Protocol (MCP) integrations, Playwright automation, and AI agent applications built to support clinical and operational workflows.
The event highlighted the breadth of data and AI work underway across BILH, from infrastructure partnerships with major technology providers to homegrown projects built by the system's own engineering teams. Organizers and attendees pointed to the day as a marker of how much momentum has built around applied AI within the organization.
DataConnect 2025 reflects BILH's continued investment in data-driven innovation and its effort to connect teams across the health system around shared tools and emerging technology.
