PartsSource Appoints Nick Marzotto as Vice President of AI and Data

PartsSource, a leading performance platform for clinical technology, has appointed Nick Marzotto as Vice President of AI and Data. This move underscores the company’s strategic expansion into artificial intelligence (AI), data, and healthcare information technology to transform clinical technology management.

Marzotto, previously the Vice President of Clinical Applications and Artificial Intelligence at Epic Systems, brings over 15 years of experience in leveraging AI and clinical applications. His appointment signals PartsSource's commitment to advancing its platform, which aims to connect data across assets, vendors, service organizations, and healthcare workflows. The platform will increasingly utilize AI to help healthcare organizations make faster and more predictive decisions about the technology critical for patient care.

"Over the past two decades, the electronic health record (EHR) has transformed healthcare by unifying fragmented patient information and clinical workflows into a connected digital environment," said Philip Settimi, President and CEO of PartsSource. "We see a similar potential for transformation in the clinical asset environment. Nick's expertise will be instrumental in leading this effort."

As Vice President of Clinical Applications and Artificial Intelligence at Epic, Marzotto spearheaded the GenAI initiative, which significantly increased AI adoption across 500 health systems. He emphasizes the importance of responsible AI governance and infrastructure. "By integrating asset data across vendors, modalities, and sites of care, and applying AI to that data, we can move from understanding what happened to anticipating what is likely to happen," Marzotto said. "This will fundamentally transform teams into a proactive mindset."

Marzotto will collaborate with PartsSource’s product and technology teams to integrate AI, machine learning, data science, and intelligent workflow automation into the company’s clinical technology platform. "AI will not be a feature bolted onto our platform," Settimi noted. "It will be a foundational element of how we turn data into better decisions and ultimately greater clinical capacity for our customers."

Founded in 2005, PartsSource (www.partssource.com) is trusted by more than 5,000 hospitals and 15,000 clinical sites. The company’s platform combines software, service intelligence, benchmarking data, and operational expertise into a single integrated solution for parts, service, asset, and workforce management. PartsSource’s logo, "Ensuring Healthcare is Always On," and "Precision Procurement" are registered trademarks of PartsSource, Inc.

Nick Marzotto’s appointment marks PartsSource’s ongoing dedication to innovation and the continuous improvement of clinical technology management.