Cloud Computing

Neck-and-neck, the two rideshare companies are making big moves to assert themselves in the space, hiring health IT talent as providers and other vendors continue to partner.

17 of New Zealand’s district health boards (DHBs) are hosting some of their clinical and non-clinical data offsite using cloud services.

The time has finally come for hospitals to keep pace with other industries patient experience-wise, analyst firm says.

Its Elastic Inference and SageMaker platforms provide health systems with scalable and powerful ways to process large datasets, while the new Comprehend Medical tool delves into unstructured data.

During December, we’ll interview thought leaders and experts to determine how data is redesigning the roles CEOs, CFOs, COOs and other execs play and take a business-first perspective on tactics such as cloud computing, telehealth and patient experience

CIO Mike Zahigian says moving to the cloud will enable Amgen to create innovative apps for serving patients.

More than 60 percent of hospitals have yet to embrace enterprise resource planning, but they're going to need it for value-based care.

At RSNA, new applications and smart devices make it easier for hospitals to develop algorithms and manage data for imaging and precision medicine.  

A proliferation of siloed cloud-based services and tools will erode the economic and innovation benefits originally intended.

ClearData, IBM, PureStorage and others are positioning themselves for an emerging an environment where providers rely on a mix of public and private secure clouds for their data.