Thought Leadership & Insights | Cloudticity

In his first contribution to the MedCity News Health IT Influencers section, Cloudticity founder and CEO Gerry Miller writes about the unique constraints of cloud utilization in healthcare. Using the covid-19 pandemic as the backdrop, he notes that 2020 showed “ how the healthcare world can turn on a dime — and its technology needs to be up to the task.”

In this HIT Consultant contributed article, Cloudticity Founder Gerry Miller writes that the surge in telemedicine adoption and traffic demands following a few best practices to safeguard security and compliance:

“Compliance should be viewed as a real-time process that drives security. Telemedicine tools and technology should therefore reflect significant expertise with all healthcare regulations (HIPAA, HITRUST, HITECH), with compliance functions permeating processes. Recommended compliance best practices include:

1. 1. Automate Remediation

Healthcare applications cannot offer high reliability if every potential compliance problem is remediated manually; there’s just too much that can go wrong and never enough staff to address it when needed. The solution is to automate everything that can be automated, and rely on people to handle exceptions or potential violations that don’t impact reliability. Cloud-based services can integrate AI and operational intelligence to automatically remediate anomalies when possible, present recommendations to operations staff for cases that cannot be resolved automatically, and present clear choices such as…” Read the full article here.

In his article published by HealthIT Answers, Cloudticity Founder Gerry Miller identifies 5 keys for a unified technology deployment strategy in a public health emergency to enable Building a Pandemic Insight Engine.

Cloudticty’s Gerry Miller recently wrote an article for ELECTRONIC HEALTH REPORTER explaining that there is no such thing as a “HIPAA certification” to prove compliance, which any organization dealing with personal health information (PHI) must do —  “even if you are just a subcontracting service provider.”

In a special guest feature for insideBIGDATA, Cloudticity’s Gerry Miller explains AIOps, which Gartner defines as a process that “combines big data and machine learning to automate IT operations processes, including event correlation, anomaly detection, and causality determination.” 

Cloudticity CEO Gerry Miller recently authored a guest column for MSPInsights outlining 4 Pillars For Cloud MSP Excellence In The Age Of Relentless Innovation.

In his informative MedCity News article Leveraging the cloud to meet the ONC final rule compliance deadline, Cloudticity CEO Gerry Miller explains how the ONC Final Rule deadline signals it is high time for health providers, networks, and vendors to evolve their IT infrastructure — and why the cloud really is the only way forward. As he writes: 

In a contributed article for Network Computing this month, Cloudticity Founder and CEO Gerry Miller explained What Cloud Maturity Means in 2021.

In an analysis published by HIT Consultant recently, Cloudticity CEO Gerry Miller dives into Azure news with Cloud Technology and Healthcare Evolution: Microsoft in the Spotlight. Gerry writes that “Microsoft has been aggressively investing in making its Azure cloud computing service attractive to healthcare for hosting, building, testing, deploying, and managing applications and services.”

Cloudticity CEO Gerry Miller recently authored a guest column for MedCity News noting that while facing the pandemic, we “experienced a decade’s worth of technology adaptation and adoption in the space of mere months.”