Feature Articles
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Top 5 FAQs When Choosing Healthcare Power Products
10/25/2013
Selecting compliant power products is an essential but often confusing part of a healthcare manager’s job. If you purchase power strips, surge protectors, isolation transformers or uninterruptible power supplies for your facility, the following questions and answers will help you make an informed choice.
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The Five Keys To A Successful Tablet Deployment
10/22/2013
As an experienced technology executive, IT professional, or project manager you have, no doubt, successfully deployed software applications and hardware upgrades numerous times. So deploying a Tablet PC solution should be no different, right?
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Rugged Mobile Solutions Take Emergency Response To New Heights
10/22/2013
For fire fighters, police officers, and EMTs, working more efficiently isn’t about cutting costs — it’s about saving lives.
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Mobile Solution Simplifies, Improves And Expedites OSHA And EPA Compliance & Mobile Audits
9/9/2013
For companies like WasteStrategies LLC, success is dependent on OSHA and EPA compliance. Streamlining this process to ensure accuracy while promoting productivity and speed is key.
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Why A Rugged Mobile Computing Solution Is The Better Choice
7/29/2013
Most of us don’t have much trouble understanding the value of rugged mobile solutions in extreme environments – like mining or oil & gas, but many of us don’t immediately recognize the reasons for a rugged mobile computing solution in less extreme environments – like general field service, healthcare and retail.
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Hospitals And Healthcare Providers Improve Productivity With Tablet PCs
7/18/2013
In this case study pack two hospitals, a clinic, and a mental health center see major improvements in productivity and more with the implementation of Tablet PCs from Motion Computing.
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How Virtua Healthcare Transitioned To An IP-Based Surveillance System
6/27/2013
Since Virtua’s facilities have the latest, state-of-the- art digital equipment, Virtua administrators felt it was necessary to upgrade their video surveillance to safeguard its tools. Their current surveillance system included a number of analog cameras that were not meeting their coverage capabilities and video resolution needs. The video management system (VMS) software became too cumbersome to operate on a daily basis, missing the ability to access usable recorded images.
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Pharmaceutical Distributor Cuts Day Of Safety Stock
5/21/2013
Scattered across Canada from St. Johns, Newfoundland, on the east coast to Vancouver, BC, on the west coast are 14 warehouses for Medis Health & Pharmaceutical Services, Inc., Canada’s leading pharmaceutical distributor. Until last year, warehouse tracking of the pharmaceutical and related items it shipped across the nation was primarily a manual chore. However, over an 18-month period, each warehouse is now being converted to an electronic tracking program. By the time all 14 are automated, Medis expects to eliminate a whole day of safety stock.
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Smartphone = Smart Healthcare?
5/17/2013
More people reportedly have access to mobile phones than to clean water, according to the nonprofit Tides Center that runs openmhealth.org. Assuming this is true, the implications of “mHealth” -- the electronic management of health care through mobile devices -- could be far reaching. Wondering what mHealth is exactly?
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A Tweet A Day Keeps The Doctors Away
5/17/2013
The influence of Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and other social media giants has spread across modern society faster than the Black Death swept across 14th century Europe. Speaking of pandemics, how does healthcare fit into the world of social media? Welcome to social health.