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Hyland Brings Enterprise Content Management to Pathology with Tribun

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Hyland Brings Enterprise Content Management to Pathology with Tribun

Digital pathology adoption is picking up speed, but many organizations are discovering that scanners and AI alone do not solve the hard problems. The real challenge is the lack of standards that holds back efforts to scale and optimize.

In this interview, Michael Campbell, Chief Product Officer at Hyland, breaks down why enterprise content management is becoming essential for digital pathology. He explains Hyland’s partnership with Tribun Health, how responsibilities are split between digitization, analysis, and backend imaging governance, and what health IT leaders should be thinking about as pathology moves beyond pilot programs. The conversation also touches on Hyland’s broader product roadmap, including how agentic AI fits into enterprise workflows and why transparency and auditability matter for adoption.

Where do you see the biggest bottleneck in digital pathology today? Is it technology, standards, or operational governance? Share your perspective in the comments.

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Learn more about Hyland at https://www.hyland.com/en

Learn more about Tribun Health at https://www.tribun.health

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