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No. 46 Analysts & journalists

Paddy Padmanabhan

CEO and Publisher, Damo Consulting • United States

He analyzes digital transformation strategies for health systems.

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His podcast and written reports capture the priorities of chief information officers. He provides deep market intelligence on enterprise software implementation and healthcare technology trends.

Who Paddy Padmanabhan is

He analyzes digital transformation strategies for health systems.

His podcast and written reports capture the priorities of chief information officers. He provides deep market intelligence on enterprise software implementation and healthcare technology trends.

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Role
CEO and Publisher
Organisation
Damo Consulting
Platforms
Podcast, LinkedIn, Newsletter
Based in
United States, North America
Influence Score 88.5editorial estimate, see how it is built
Reach (25% weight)87

Audience size across LinkedIn, X, YouTube, podcasts and newsletters.

Engagement (20% weight)85

How much the audience actually reacts, comments, shares and subscribes.

Credibility (25% weight)92

Clinical, research, operating or investing track record behind the commentary.

Consistency (15% weight)90

Publishing cadence and how reliably they show up with original work.

Industry impact (15% weight)88

Whether decision makers, policy and capital actually move on what they say.

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