For a medical practice utilizing EHR, there are two avenues to consider in regards data storage. You can either employ a traditional client-server environment, or access cloud-based computing.
Whether you are looking to add cloud-based applications to your network, or you are a provider of cloud based services which works with medical entities, it is important to understand the nuances of the rules in order to ensure HIPAA compliant cloud computing.
Cloud providers or managed services companies should be able to provide you with their strategic plan to safeguard your data and business operation.
One of the greatest fears that business owners have when considering outsourcing IT services is that they will lose control of their daily operations. Let's address this common misconception.
From helping you to create a smart technology infrastructure plan to managing your IT services in an offsite environment, we work every day to solve problems for our clients.
Business continuity is the exercise by which you strategically plan for your business to continue operations should an event occur to threaten those operations.
While most of us have gotten adept at keeping our laptops secured with anti-virus software, our phones remain largely unprotected. For those who access company and business data on their personal smartphones, the risk level is even higher.
As one of the newest additions to the Microsoft business suite, Flow is a versatile tool that can be used to easily integrate various cloud-based apps and services. Flow improves efficiency and productivity by giving employees throughout the organization a seamless way to automate repetitive and time-consuming business tasks - without needing to call in [...]
Most IT issues stem from just a few common problems - and with a little upfront diligence, you can not only protect your data and business, but become more productive in the process.
The cloud has revolutionized the way that businesses approach computing. Yet, you should know that not all clouds are the same, and you can’t treat them as such. Here are 3 important questions that you need to ask your cloud service provider.
