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672. What Makes Judy Faulkner Run?

Apr 24, 2026 · 1h 1m · YouTube

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0:04In the rolling hills of Verona, Wisconsin, just outside of Madison and far from the usual software epicenters, you will find one of the biggest tech campuses in the United States.
0:14It is home to a company called Epic Systems.
0:17You may not know Epic, but there is a very good chance that they know you.
0:21Over 80% of Americans have at least one electronic health record with Epic.
0:26If you've ever used my chart, that's Epic.
0:30They make the software used by many of the biggest and best healthcare systems in the U.S., and they now operate in 15 other countries too.
0:37Epic does have rivals like Oracle and Meditech, but for decades, it has been the biggest player in this industry.
0:45The campus sits on 1,700 acres.
0:47There is an underground auditorium that seats 11,000.
0:51There are playful sculptures all around, and the inside of the office buildings are dressed like movie sets.
0:58Alice in Wonderland, Harry Potter, The Wizard of Oz.
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