There are so many inherent advantages to migrating a company’s data to the cloud. Scalability, redundant backups, and flexibility are just a few. That being said, the quality of an organization’s cloud experience depends on following sound design
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Over the last few years, the movement towards cloud computing architecture has accelerated to the point where it is nearly ubiquitous. Still, not every company has made a complete transition, and some are just looking to begin theirs.
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The COVID-19 pandemic laid bare numerous challenges facing the healthcare industry—including serious staffing issues. During the pandemic, hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare providers struggled to deliver quality care to an influx of patients
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Aug 25, 2022 | Author Kate Wang, tagged in
For healthcare organizations, complying with HIPAA regulations is mandatory. Your organization needs to implement robust internal policies and process to safeguard the protected health information (PHI) you are generating, sharing, and storing. At
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As part of your efforts to comply with rigorous HIPAA rules, your healthcare organization might benefit from implementing security and privacy controls outlined in National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Special Publication 800-53.
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Data security and privacy are of the utmost importance in the healthcare industry. Businesses operating in this field have data resources that include protected health information (PHI) and may also encompass credit card payment information. This
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Aug 14, 2022 | Author Kate Wang, tagged in
Is the cloud in your future? Across industries, businesses are moving to the cloud to improve agility, enhance availability, and access new technologies while eliminating large capital expenditures.
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The healthcare industry is experiencing an IT transformation: A growing number of health tech businesses and other healthcare organizations are moving to the public cloud. They recognize the immense potential for capitalizing on innovative
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Healthcare providers generate a tremendous amount of data. Hospitals and doctors’ offices use computer systems for managing patient information such as records, tracking, and billing. All of these systems need to communicate with each other when
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Apr 13, 2021 | Author Gerry Miller, tagged in
healthcare data interoperability,
cloud-native healthcare technology,
healthcare data management
In today’s digital economy, nearly every company is a software company to some degree. In the healthcare field, organizations of all sizes leverage technology to improve patient to provider communication, deliver faster services, and reduce costs.
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