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Working From Home: Improving Wi-Fi performance
Working From Home: Improving Wi-Fi performance
Some healthcare professionals are now working from home - maintaining essential planning, admin or research services, or conducting online medical consultations. Therefore a fast and reliable internet...
Working From Home: Staying healthy & productive
Working From Home: Staying healthy & productive
Whether users are medical professionals running online consultations, healthcare administrators or research staff, working from home for long hours each day can impact their health. Computer screens...
Working From Home: Web conferencing
Working From Home: Web conferencing
With the right technology, web conferencing can enable medical professionals to offer much-needed medical care remotely, and for healthcare research and admin staff to continue working from home where...
Building a Device Choice Program
Building a Device Choice Program
Your planned program, where employees are offered a choice of institution-owned devices, can improve end user satisfaction and flexibility, at the same time keeping protected health information (PHI)...
BYOD Brings Risk to your IT Healthcare System
BYOD Brings Risk to your IT Healthcare System
Bring your own device (BYOD) - the concept of letting healthcare practitioners use personal mobile devices at work can be appealing to save cost. Secure execution however, can be challenging. When it...
Modernize Healthcare Workspaces with Flexible Computing
Modernize Healthcare Workspaces with Flexible Computing
Healthcare organizations are looking for ways to optimize their work spaces to improve efficiency and increase satisfaction for patients and employees alike. Clinicians and nurses need workspaces that...
Optimizing Your Device Choice Program
Optimizing Your Device Choice Program
The consumerization of IT has affected user expectations of mobile devices. Users tend to prefer to have one device from which they need to access all of the apps both professional and personal. As...
Improving Healthcare Productivity with Web Conferencing and Smarter Tools
Improving Healthcare Productivity with Web Conferencing and Smarter Tools
In healthcare, web/video conferencing is widely used for its powerful communication and collaboration capabilities that lead to productivity improvements. For example, telemedicine allows doctors to...
Optimizing Energy Efficiency in End-User Devices
Optimizing Energy Efficiency in End-User Devices
Power efficiency initiatives can help healthcare organizations reduce energy costs and achieve sustainability goals. Computers tend to use the most energy of all office equipment, and inefficiencies...
Get More Out of Your Microsoft 365 Deployment
Get More Out of Your Microsoft 365 Deployment
Cloud-based productivity suites such as Microsoft 365 help healthcare IT enable seamless collaboration across teams, devices and platforms, while maintaining compliance with privacy and security...
Transitioning from Reactive IT
Transitioning from Reactive IT
Reactive IT is not viable when you’re innovating healthcare delivery systems. Formulating a transition plan that includes a cost/benefit analysis will get you started on the path to proactive IT...
Device Management is No Longer Optional
Device Management is No Longer Optional
With the growing number of mobile devices being used in healthcare organizations, IT teams need to have better visibility and control over their security and manageability. Devices that access or...