With the rise of virtual care options and a growing range of digital access points, healthcare has taken notes from other industries to provide the services that patients have come to expect.
Today, many patients can schedule appointments online and communicate with their physician through messages in a portal. Even as digital tools continue to improve access to care, human...
While many healthcare organizations are interested in adopting generative artificial intelligence tools, growing concerns around security, storage and cost leave some IT teams unsure where to begin.
Nutanix offers healthcare organizations a streamlined, scalable path to adopting GenAI technologies with Nutanix Enterprise AI (NAI), a GPT-in-a-Box 2.0 platform that simplifies AI operations with an intuitive interface for deployment, monitoring and...
Oct. 14, 2025, is quickly approaching, which means the time to refresh your Windows 11 operating system is now. When that day comes, support for the Windows 10 operating system ends. Healthcare organizations running Windows PCs that are ineligible to move to Windows 11 will no longer receive security patches, troubleshooting help or other support for Windows 10. Those...
Imagine this: You’re leading an IT team at a growing healthcare organization, and you’ve just been tasked with a major initiative—integrating your internal applications with your EMR system, an HIE, or a data warehouse. You need to automate data exchange, ensure compliance, and create a scalable solution that will support future growth. Now comes the big question: Do you...
It’s no secret that cloud adoption continues to grow in healthcare, evolving from a nice-to-have feature to an essential part of operations for at least 80% of organizations.
In covering this shift over the years, HealthTech has spoken with numerous healthcare IT executives about the cloud’s impact on everything from data management and processing to supporting innovative patient services. One...
Healthcare is no stranger to managed service providers, as many health systems depend on temporary clinical staff, legal advisers and third-party partners for waste management, cleaning and food services. These professionals help organizations run smoothly without requiring them to hire and retain full-time staff.
Amid the increasing complexity of technology environments and growing resource constraints, the industry is turning its...
As providers shift from traditional data centers to cloud-based environments, they are adapting their cybersecurity strategies to address the cloud’s unique challenges and opportunities.
A critical aspect of the transition is understanding that health systems must stay proactive in safeguarding their data. That can surprise organizations that expect cloud service providers to manage cybersecurity fully, says Errol Weiss, chief security...
Collaboration and information sharing is a core component of healthcare. This was made apparent during the COVID-19 pandemic: Local, state and federal agencies, along with individual organizations, needed to track the spread of infection and share data locally, nationally and internationally.
Over the past several years, the public health sector has been eager to push forward with data and infrastructure...
Artificial intelligence, and especially newer generative AI technology, is an incredibly powerful tool that may completely transform how business is conducted.
For example, generative AI can quickly comb the large language models and data sets that it’s been trained with in order to uncover obscure or hidden connections that might take a human a much longer time. This makes it...
