By Jason Roys
Artificial intelligence (AI) systems have the ability to learn from real-world data, recognize patterns, adapt to changing circumstances and improve their performance over time. What they don’t have is a moral compass. Maybe that’s why a chatbot driven by …
By Jason Roys
On January 11, 2023, air travelers received a nasty shock. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) halted flights nationwide for several hours so it could reboot a computer system that is critical to air safety. The FAA had a serious technical debt problem.
By Jason Roys
The federal government and private sectors are undertaking digital transformation to keep pace with changing mission requirements and consumer demands. The growth in remote work, increasing IT complexity and emerging cybersecurity risks make IT modernization in the government and private sector of paramount importance.
By Kim Waiyaboon
Proper health information management (HIM) has become as important to providing good healthcare as any ambulance or X-ray machine. It's a comprehensive system that helps organizations manage and protect all aspects of digital healthcare. HIM involves the analysis and protection of digital
By Kim Waiyaboon
If you are hearing the terms healthcare information technology or healthcare IT consultant with increasing frequency, you’re not alone. The use of information technology in the healthcare sector is growing quickly, as with nearly every industry. By 2026, healthcare IT is expected to reach a compound annual growth of nearly 12.5 percent from 2021. At the same time…
By Jason Roys
You’ve heard it again and again over the years: “I don’t know the answer to that question – ask the consultant!” In the U.S. the reply might be even more specific – call the government technology consultant. Consultants – particularly technology consultants – provide up-to-the-minute knowledge of the best and latest ways to help an organization, and they offer an outside perspective on organizational problems or issues.
By Jason Roys
The healthcare industry has seen huge gains from the rapid growth of technology, but it also faces disruptions and challenges as that technology develops. We now see the digitalization of health care in the use of electronic medical records (EMRs), in computerized patient records, and in medical equipment, wearable sensors, and mobile health applications. This technology is available 24/7 and …
By Jason Roys
As different types of health information technology develop, the health care IT market is booming. By 2026, it’s expected to more than double, from about $95 billion to $192.64 billion, according to a report by Mordor Intelligence, a market research firm.
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