Invistics Case Study: Drug Diversion // TRAIN BRAIN

Invistics Case Study: Drug Diversion

MIT RES.SUD-01, Substance Use Disorders Venture Program, Spring 2025
Instructors: Tom Knight, Erdin Beshimov
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Tom Knight discusses Invistics Corporation, his former company that built cutting-edge software to detect and prevent drug diversion in healthcare systems.
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