From Continuous Monitoring to Continuous Action: How MD Anderson and EllisDon Prevent Compliance Failures
Most critical-environment teams already have monitoring dashboards. The gap is what happens after the alarm. In this NexusCon 2026 session, two healthcare operators walk through how they rewired their compliance workflows around continuous monitoring.
Dave Summers (Manager, Pharmacy/Critical Space Compliance, MD Anderson Cancer Center), Leslie Beu (Director of Program Management, Clockworks Analytics), and Joe Coady (Energy Lead, EllisDon) share two parallel cases built on the same rolling-window logic. At MD Anderson, the dashboard became the audit record itself, rather than the source teams used to build one by hand. At EllisDon, which operates a P3 hospital, alerts fire on the compliance deadline and the dollar exposure, not just the threshold breach.
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Most critical-environment teams already have monitoring dashboards. The gap is what happens after the alarm. In this NexusCon 2026 session, two healthcare operators walk through how they rewired their compliance workflows around continuous monitoring.
Dave Summers (Manager, Pharmacy/Critical Space Compliance, MD Anderson Cancer Center), Leslie Beu (Director of Program Management, Clockworks Analytics), and Joe Coady (Energy Lead, EllisDon) share two parallel cases built on the same rolling-window logic. At MD Anderson, the dashboard became the audit record itself, rather than the source teams used to build one by hand. At EllisDon, which operates a P3 hospital, alerts fire on the compliance deadline and the dollar exposure, not just the threshold breach.
Watch the full recording and download the slides with Nexus Pro.
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