Blog

One of the key priorities in modern healthcare is the continuity of care, which is impossible to achieve without robust healthcare interoperability. Essentially, interoperability refers to the ability of different systems to communicate …

Decades ago, the only way for organizations to get powerful computing sources was using mainframes. Mainframes power banks, government agencies, aviation, insurance, healthcare and even retail. As a matter of fact, mainframes power …

DevOps works heavily with Agile, so any organization moving towards an automated environment should understand the cultural differences between the previous siloed departments and what will happen when a converged DevOps team is …

Traditionally, when you needed more computing power to perform a certain business function, IT would allocate resources including servers that would handle processing. The cloud introduced virtualization and the ability to host servers …

Agile is pretty commonplace in development environments, but it’s often difficult to add continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) into the mix. For older development teams, they might not even be aware that …

Innovative health technologies, changing customer expectations, the shift from volume to value, and other factors are now molding the new healthcare landscape where the usual ways of providing healthcare services — siloed and …

It’s no surprise that the cloud provides great value to any organization that can harness its power. Used incorrectly, however, and the cloud can be more trouble and money than its worth. A …

Small organizations with very few software updates can manually deploy changes, but as the company grows and more updates are deployed, it’s inevitable that a more hands-off solution is necessary for scalability and …

The cloud offers several solutions that fit any enterprise requirement including compliance. An organization can run entirely in the cloud or have a hybrid model where specific components run in the cloud and …

Most organizations with separate development and operations teams have experienced the frustrations that come with it. Both teams have their own methodologies and procedures, and occasionally these teams clash during design and change …