Rhapsody

Another incredible in the books! What a great week of conversations, collaboration, and connection! From deep dives into genomic data workflows to discussions on cloud migration and interoperability, we loved sharing insights and learning from the best in .
 
Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth, joined our sessions, and connected with us.
 

Meet Renay Drenchen! Renay joined the Rhapsody team nearly three years ago as a Payroll Manager and has since been promoted to Global Payroll & Benefits Manager.
 
💡What initially attracted you to Rhapsody?
I was drawn to the industry, the company’s growth potential, the flexible time off, and the great benefits.
 
🚀What keeps you productive and inspires you?
I enjoy that I’m always learning something new in my role—it keeps things exciting and engaging.
 
🛶What do you enjoy doing when you’re not working? Hobbies/Special interests?
I love being outdoors and spending time on, in, or near the water. Some of my favorite activities include kayaking, hiking, biking, and motorsports. I’m also passionate about music and make it a point to attend at least one outdoor concert a year—last year, I went to three!
 
✨Have you had any fun or memorable moments with your coworkers?
Michelle Blackmer, Kevin Day, and I are all from the same town, Ypsilanti, MI. We even graduated high school the same year—though from three different high schools!
 
Thank you, Renay, for all you do! We are grateful to have you on our team!

"We knew we’d be able to scale quickly and accomplish multiple integrations faster — with less duplicative work — if we leveraged Rhapsody's expertise and experiences," says Cameron Kerber, VP of application development at Monogram Health.

Learn why Cameron and his team decided to invest in a best-of-breed and get tips for assessing the buy vs build decision for and in our latest blog post.

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Assessing the buy vs. build decision Cameron Kerber of Monogram Health shares how his team made the decision to invest in a best of breed EMPI and outsource integration rather than build the technology in house.