Cloud Computing

Since its botched Microsoft security update this past week, most healthcare organizations seem to be resuming normal operations. But one of the largest IT snafus ever shows that the industry must better prepare for third-party technology disruptions.

Hyland's recent survey with HIMSS Market Insights found that many healthcare organizations are still struggling to exchange patient data, even after moving to the cloud. Lyle McMillin, the company's principal product manager, unpacks those results.

CrowdSrike says the BSOD outage for Microsoft Windows was caused by a botched security update. It has resulted in surgical cancellations, ambulance diversions and other patient care disruptions at doctors' offices, ERs and hospitals around the globe.

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Also, My Emergency Doctor has adopted InterSystems' cloud-based integration engine to offer improved systems interoperability.

The AWS Imagine Grant is open to registered nonprofit organizations using cloud technology to advance their research across the spectrum of childhood diseases – from heart conditions to genetic disorders.

Also: HIMSS Privacy and Security leader campaigns for ISC2 Board.

This AGFA HealthCare whitepaper introduces the benefits of cloud-based EI for HCOs and discusses how to find the right cloud EI partner.

The Indonesian Ministry of Health has recently received the tech giant's support in its development of AI applications in healthcare.

The Margo initiative is developing an open standard to scale data exchange across multi-vendor environments and help organizations automate interoperability with edge applications, devices and software.