Benjamin Dai is a technology strategist and transformation leader who brings exceptional executive guidance to StrataFusion. With a robust foundation in Fortune 100 global expertise, he specializes in engineering and information technology across diverse industries, including healthcare, pharma, consumer products, and biomedical research. Benjamin’s extensive background encompasses health technology delivery, AI strategy, data engineering & analytics, biomedical informatics, enterprise architecture, end-to-end software delivery, infrastructure, portfolio management, and comprehensive information technology (IT) leadership.

Benjamin’s notable career achievements include the release of Bioportal (the most comprehensive repository of biomedical ontologies in the world) at Stanford, the first delivery of KP Advance Alert Monitor (an award-winning predictive analytics solution to reduce ICU patient mortality) at Kaiser Permanente, and the rationalization of Kaiser’s $900 M operating technology portfolio through identifying strategic investments. He brings a focused interest to the intersection of technology, disruptive innovation, and enterprise collaboration, all through the lens of business transformation in the digital age.

Some of Benjamin’s distinguished employers include Kaiser Permanente, Stanford University, the Walt Disney Company, Method, and UCLA Telemedicine. He has a master’s degree in computer science from UCLA, a bachelor’s degree in computer engineering from UCSD, has attended Harvard University for executive education, and has been published in several journals.

StrataFusion delivers a full portfolio of CIO-oriented advisory services for today’s most difficult business and technology challenges. StrataFusion leverages refined methodologies with proven expertise, empirical data, industry best practices, and analytical models to build programs that reduce project complexities and accelerate investment returns. With executive-level technology and operational experts, clients access deep industry experience spanning fast-growth enterprises to Fortune 500 corporations.