Healthcare IT faces challenges unique to the industry, and if you don’t adapt to them, you risk your practice’s data security and operational efficiency. You don’t want to fall behind with your IT infrastructure—not when there’s so much on the line. Today, we want to explore how your IT practices impact other areas of your medical practice, including patient trust, operational efficiency, and legal compliance, as well as share some best practices to help you manage it all.
If you’re running a business, you know that technology is the engine that keeps everything moving... but when that engine sputters—a server crashes, the network goes down, or a critical file vanishes—it can feel like the entire operation grinds to a halt. Constantly reacting to these emergencies is stressful, inefficient, and, frankly, bad for business.
Some businesses have infinite technology troubles, and to be quite honest, it’s because they don’t have a good strategy in place to prevent them. Think about it; the best way to keep your technology operational is to prevent issues from surfacing over time, right? You can do just that with these three methods to prevent big technology problems.
Data is what your business runs on, but it can also hold your business back from success—especially if people lack access to what they need to carry out their duties. Data democratization is a solution that can help your business improve operations and make better decisions… but what is data democratization, and what can you learn from it?
If you had a choice in the matter, would you take your company’s IT into your own hands? Do you have the time, energy, resources, and expertise to handle it all? Probably not—and in situations like this, it’s better to just let someone else, like a managed service provider, handle this task for you.
The cloud is a powerful tool that helps modern businesses seize exciting new opportunities, but what exactly are the specific benefits of implementing a cloud solution for your SMB? Today, we want to explore how your business’ operations can be markedly improved by an appropriate cloud infrastructure. Here are just a few examples.
It takes a lot of hard work to build a company from scratch. You’ve likely made a lot of relationships with customers and vendors as well, building all kinds of new products and solutions in the process. So, what would you do if all of that disappeared in an instant?
Today’s medical field depends on technology, whether it’s the front desk that keeps it all organized or the operating room that powers the procedures and practice.
IT is central to ensuring people receive the care they need. If any practice’s IT is inoperable, you can bet its patients will feel it in more ways than one.
There are many rules businesses need to follow. These rules help your business and also protect your clients and customers. Think of rules like HIPAA or PCI DSS. These are well-known and important. These mandates just point out basic things every business should already be doing to stay secure and work well. Let’s take a look at some things you should focus on.
Small businesses put a lot of effort into building their companies. Over the years, you’ve cultivated relationships with customers and vendors, built innovative new products and solutions, and collected vast amounts of data.
What would you do if it all of a sudden vanished—poof—into thin air?
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