Communities across the country are facing a shortage of physicians. And healthcare organizations are struggling to meet growing demand for quality care — making the question of how to drive greater efficiency more crucial than ever.
Remember when doctors used to make house calls? Thanks to emerging healthcare IT solutions, patients can once again speak with their physicians and even have a face-to-face consultation right from the comfort of their own homes. But that’s only the beginning.
The Internet of Things (IoT) is propelling business forward at light speed, and organizations that innovate in smart ways to drive down costs and raise revenues are gaining a competitive advantage — especially in retail and manufacturing.
With the proliferation of new devices on the market, from tablets and laptops to smartphones and smartwatches, the world is becoming more connected. But some places are being left behind, and it’s impacting one of our most valuable resources: our future workforce. All across America, school districts in rural communities are struggling to bridge …
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Cybersecurity at all levels of government has reached a critical tipping point. August 2016 was one of the first dominoes in a series of events that would bring the world into a new era. A hacker group known as the Shadow Brokers claimed to have infiltrated IT systems belonging to the U.S. National Security …
