tate-of-the-art cybersecurity functions, application portfolio rationalization, and secure, reliable and scalable enterprise infrastructure. Sunil leads technology and digital transformation for Atlantic Health System (https://www. atlantichealth.org/about-us.html) to deliver a real-time, data-driven, patient-centric integrated healthcare system. Prior to that, Sunil served as cluster chief information officer at the New York Department of Health, where he was responsible for the largest public sector digital transformation. Sunil has earned advanced education and executive certifications from Harvard, Wharton, Cornell, and the University of Phoenix in the fields of global management, information systems, and public health and healthcare leadership. Sunil was named one of the top 100 digital and technology leaders and influencers in the United States by various recognized organizations. Sunil has also been a global technology thought leader and speaker at global forums. Sunil has been involved with Sankara Eye Foundation, St. Jude Hospital, and the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA). Please share one aspect of you that your biography does not cover. I like to travel and try street food in every city. What was the major focus of your company and the healthcare industry in the last 1-2 years? Telehealth has been the primary way health systems have been leveraging 5G for the past couple of years. As the COVID-19 pandemic forced health systems to be increasingly remote, mobile networks, particularly fast and reliable mobile networks, were the backbone of delivering care and keeping patients safe. As 5G becomes more mainstream along with new cutting-edge technologies such as the metaverse, AR, VR, block chain, and digital twins, healthcare use cases such as genomics and DNA sequencing, 3D modeling in education and research, precision and personalized care, and on-demand, high-quality video consults are becoming more viable, as 5G will serve as a backbone to support these initiatives. App