The Need for Evidence Based Security
In recent years, there has been an uptick in cybersecurity spending within most organizations, yet at the same time there has not been a corresponding downtick in data breaches. In fact, studies show that despite this increase in expenditure, data breaches are actually on the rise.
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Healthcare Leaders Examine 2019 Most Wired Results to Find Drivers of Change
CHIME recently convened an executive roundtable of technology leaders from some of the top performing 2019 Most Wired organizations, supporting CHIME Foundation partners and the chair of the Most Wired Governing Board to discuss overall results, success factors and challenges.
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Michael Archuleta comments on the rise of telehealth
The acceleration of digital transformation is here, and the mass adoption of telecommuting is the most explosive change to occur due to the coronavirus pandemic. The crisis has fully displayed the value of IT and digital transformation.
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Positioning 5G to Transform Health and Care in the Near Future
5G has the potential to transform healthcare but a myriad of factors must be aligned for healthcare-enabled 5G to be widely effective.
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CIO’s role during #covid19
Read David Cho’s thoughts on the roll of technology during #covid19.
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The Evolving Role of Tech Leaders in Healthcare, Part One
The role of healthcare tech leaders must evolve for their organizations to remain competitive and meet changing needs in their communities.
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Key Considerations for Migrating to the Cloud: A Thought Leadership Roundtable Sponsored by VMware and Intel
The march to the cloud has begun in healthcare, but for many organizations the best path forward is far from clear. Should digital leaders in provider settings choose a hybrid model, putting some applications in the cloud and keeping some in an on-premises data center, or should they go all cloud? Should they use a… read more
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Why fixing security vulnerabilities in medical devices, IoT is so hard
When your family opened up that brand-new computer when you were a kid, you didn’t think of all of the third-party work that made typing in that first BASIC program possible.
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Activate This ‘Bracelet of Silence,’ and Alexa Can’t Eavesdrop
Microphones and cameras lurk everywhere. You may want to slip on some privacy armor. Last year, Ben Zhao decided to buy an Alexa-enabled Echo speaker for his Chicago home. Mr. Zhao just wanted a digital assistant to play music, but his wife, Heather Zheng, was not enthused. “She freaked out,” he said. VISIT THE NEW… read more
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Finding your way into Advanced Analytics and AI, a CIO’s Guide
As hospitals settle into their new EMRs, ERPs, and other enterprise applications, the requests for data are exploding. Finding the insights and value through innovative and valuable ways is becoming the priority but it is also challenging.
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Seven Ways Digital Health could Combat the Coronavirus
The first person-to-person transmission of the coronavirus was confirmed in the US yesterday. Betsy McCaughey, chairman of the Committee to Reduce Infection Deaths, tells WSJ that the US hospitals are not ready.
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Alert and Alarm Fatigue: It’s Not Just For Clinicians Any More
I’d like to say that we are lucky now that we have all adopted EHRs and used them to drive better, faster, cheaper, safer, easier-to-access care for patients and families. But based on my post-Meaningful Use experience, “luck” is one of the last words used by doctors, nurses, and other frontline caregivers. The EHR came… read more
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