COVID-19 is, simply put, a generational event. In my career, the only parallel I can draw is 9/11, when I was CTO and then CIO of the second-largest medical facility in the U.S. Air Force (USAF). COVID-19 is a worldwide event, however, one that affects every one of us in some way.
During 9/11, the entire USAF healthcare IT team was laser-focused on supporting our pilots and protecting our citizens. We ran 24/7 incident centers and kept our headquarters apprised of our capabilities, often on an hourly basis.
Imprivata Founder and CTO to Join Expert Panel Discussing the Impact of Virtualization on the Delivery of Healthcare IT
LEXINGTON, Mass.— August 26, 2010—Imprivata®, Inc., the company that simplifies and secures user access, announced today that its OneSign® 4.5 solution will be demonstrated at multiple locations throughout the VMworld 2010 Conference taking place in San Francisco from August 30 – September 2nd.
Lexington, Mass. – April 21, 2020—Imprivata®, the digital identity company for healthcare, today announced new digital identity collaborations with Microsoft to support the healthcare environment and advance clinical mobility. New solutions include Imprivata Identity Governance hosted in Microsoft Azure, and Imprivata OneSign® Single Sign-on (SSO) integrated with the Microsoft identity service (Azure Active Directory) to provide seamless access to all applications including Microsoft Teams on Microsoft Surface devices.
LEXINGTON, MASS. - Aug 17, 2010 - Imprivata®, Inc., the company that simplifies and secures access to patient information, today announced the results of its third annual online national survey that examines IT trends in healthcare. The 2010 Healthcare IT Survey polled hospitals across North America for input on securing patient health information, the move to electronic medical records (EMR) and the impact of clinician workflows on patient outcomes.
OneSign Controls and Monitors Access to Patient Records While Improving User Workflows
When COVID-19 broke out in earnest, hospitals and other employers told everybody to go home and work remotely. I’m doing the WFH drill right now. We’re all scrambling to get things done in this new environment, and not everybody has a clear sense of how to proceed. But one thing I can tell you as you realign your systems for a remote workforce: don’t forget security.