Cloud Computing

Compliance is a serious, enforceable matter – and must be properly addressed in the context of the workplace challenges and changes that have emerged amid the pandemic. 

The COVID-19 crisis has demanded innovative agility, relentlessly applied – proving again that information technology teams are crucial strategic partners for future goals.                  

Mature health systems recognize the importance of context and design virtual care programs accordingly. Telehealth looks different for millennials and retirees, rural and urban patients and population groups with fundamentally different healthcare needs.

Having the right technology to provide clarity and accurate insights to patient health is very significant in this time of pandemic. Currently, the world has been devastated with the countless increasing positive patients of COVID-19.

With increasing demands for connectivity in virtual patient care, the health industry is eager to take advantage of the benefits of migrating servers to the cloud. But health organizations can make themselves vulnerable when moving servers, not only to bad actors phishing for sensitive data, but also to HIPAA regulations, facing severe penalties for non-compliance. This report will explain the seven most common mistakes that health systems make when migrating to HIPAA-compliant clouds, and what they can do to avoid them.

Enterprise Software-as-a-Service companies have helped health organizations meet the demands of operating in an increasingly digital world. But cloud-based software providers storing personally identifiable information are particularly vulnerable to cyberattack. In this report, learn about the threats that SaaS providers face and the variety of methods that trusted security providers are taking to protect healthcare systems.

In the face of a pandemic, healthcare organizations with a solid cloud strategy were better prepared to respond at scale.

Most healthcare organizations say they expect to commit mission-critical operations to cloud computing platforms at a faster clip than ever in coming years. This white paper describes how a multi-cloud strategy maximizes the cloud’s advantages for scale, flexibility and recovery from a disaster.

Over the past two years, healthcare organizations’ cloud adoption has more than doubled. Check out this report to consider how a multi-cloud strategy is helping strengthen the patient experience, bolster clinical collaboration, and manage volumes of clinical data.