What Notable changed

• Added a new blog post link: "Obsessing over outcomes: Meet Daniel Pinzon, Staff Software Engineer."
• Removed a strategy-focused blog post link: "3 Reasons you need a multi-channel access strategy – and how it works."

Notable is shifting its content strategy from high-level strategy guides to human-centric stories. By highlighting their engineering talent, they are likely trying to build trust in their technical capabilities and improve recruiting efforts.

• Added a new blog post and resource link: "Automating Ages & Stages Questionnaires for faster developmental screening before well-child visits."
• Removed the press release and blog link regarding the appointment of Dr. Nicholas Desai as Chief Medical Officer from the featured resources section.

Notable is shifting its marketing focus toward pediatric care by highlighting automation for developmental screenings. This suggests they are targeting pediatric groups or health systems looking to improve well-child visit efficiency.

• Added a new featured blog post: "3 Reasons you need a multi-channel access strategy – and how it works."
• Removed an older blog post about their "Peak program" for sustaining AI value.
• Updated the "Latest Resources" section to prioritize multi-channel patient access content.

Notable is shifting its marketing focus toward "multi-channel access." This suggests they are positioning their AI agents as tools that work across many communication paths, not just one.