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This is part one of a three-part series covering the key cloud contract provisions that healthcare organizations must address with cloud vendors to effectively mitigate...
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A breakdown of the considerations IT leaders should to make when building their application support models.
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Healthcare organizations face a unique information security challenge: the requirement for data to be highly available and highly secure. Leveraging third-party service...
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In a world of aging seniors, overcrowded hospitals, and a move to in-home care, there is an ever-increasing need for better medication management for our seniors today....
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When you draw a circle around a system and call it mission critical, that system carries a higher price tag. You can’t do this for all patient-care systems. Prioritize to...
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Healthcare costs continue to grow year over year, which causes many to question the way in which the money is spent and the resultant health of our citizens. How do we...
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Securing on-premises and remote access for doctors and other healthcare professionals is imperative to keep hospitals out of the paper and all of our health data protected.
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This note focuses on the opportunities of data and analytics in healthcare, and that before these can be realized, organizations need to focus on improved data...
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Cloud-based contracts usually contain terms and conditions that heavily favor the vendor. If not properly negotiated, these damaging contract clauses can place your...
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DRP for healthcare, as much as any industry, has to focus on service continuity. Focus on recovery from common IT outages that disrupt patient care rather than rare...
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