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• Millennials Lead The Way To Healthcare Innovation

  10/3/2016

  Statisticians, researchers, and workplace experts love to talk about how different Millennials are than the rest of us as workers and consumers. There have been numerous studies about the potential impact of this group on the healthcare industry, since healthcare defies nearly every value that Millennials hold dear. By Mark Haddad, VP of Consulting for the Microsoft group, SADA Systems

• Guest Column: Reduce Your Storage Spend In An Era Of Explosive Health Data Growth

  6/17/2011

  This article illustrates how integrating online archiving and data protection can help your facility effectively retain and manage health data, while cutting costs. By Ian Duncan, VP of Marketing and Strategy, ProStor Systems
• Connect And Protect: Zero-Trust Helps Secure Electronic Medical Records

  12/1/2017

  The Zero Trust model of security, long a hot topic among CISOs, is being implemented today in healthcare. Virtualization, visibility, and automation in the software-defined data center make the approach practical, helping organizations minimize threats to patient data and safety, even as their digital care ecosystems expand.

• 3 Cloud Security Trends And Challenges You Need To Be Aware Of

  4/19/2017

  As more healthcare organizations implement mobile devices and increase their digital storage options, cloud is likely to become a core technology for the healthcare industry. Indeed, cloud options such as cloud-based electronic health record (EHR) can address the key needs of medical organizations: facilitating mobility and providing patients with faster and more efficient care. However, in the light of major healthcare breaches (such as those at Anthem Inc. and Premera Blue Cross), the discussion about security in the cloud and the potential impact of cloud on data privacy and protection becomes quite intense.

• The Identity Lifecycle Of Healthcare Workers: Improving Security And Access Management

  3/5/2019

  A survey by Compdata validates what healthcare organizations are experiencing everyday: one of the highest employee turnover rates in an overall job market whose turnover rate is going up every year. The 2018 survey shows healthcare at a total turnover rate of 20.4 percent, bracketed by hospitality, at 31.8 percent and manufacturing and distribution at 20 percent. The implications are clear for healthcare IT and security professionals – a significant part of their job is onboarding new personnel, revising access as personnel change roles, and securely offboarding employees to guard against risk.

• What To Know Before Deploying Mobile Devices For Virtual Care And Remote Visitation

  5/22/2020

  Many healthcare organizations use mobile devices in both inpatient and outpatient settings to improve care quality, maximize the effectiveness of provider workforces, and enhance the patient experience. However, deploying devices during the COVID-19 pandemic presents a unique set of security and device management challenges.