Als global agierender Managed Service Provider betreut das inhabergeführte Systemhaus in Karlsruhe sowohl mittelständische als auch große Unternehmen in ganz Europa und hat sich dabei auf innovative Cloud Lösungen mit eigener Business-Cloud in Deutschland spezialisiert.
The Government’s April 2018 Policy paper on the principles of Open Standards rightly asserts that “Open Standards are one of the most powerful tools we have to open up government. They make it possible for the smallest supplier to compete with the largest.”
As the healthcare sector increasingly depends on the successful deployment of technology, Andrew Griffiths, CEO of FEDIP, the Federation for Informatics Professionals in health and care, believes that the two disciplines have deep lessons to learn from each other that will benefit them both.
Cindy Fedell, Regional Chief Information Officer, Northwestern Ontario Hospitals in Canada, with her 7+ years experience in the NHS in the North of England, is uniquely placed to look at how AI solutions can help address the pressing workforce issues faced in both countries.
A report published by the Health Services Safety Investigations Body (HSSIB) previously highlighted the dangers of incorrect patient information. Sean Kelly & Dan Johnston argue that establishing a digital identity strategy for clinicians, devices and patients will usher in a safer and more efficient workflow.
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Digital identity company Imprivata, and Ponemon Institute, today unveiled new research that highlights security, financial, and operational consequences associated with existing enterprise-owned mobile device programmes.
The findings, detailed in a new report titled Unlocking the Cost of Chaos: The State of Enterprise Mobility in Life- and Mission-Critical Industries, show the costly reality: Without effective tools or a unified strategy, organisations experience significant challenges when implementing mobile devices.
Research conducted by Imprivata and Ponemon Institute finds 28% of IT and IT security practitioners say their organisations can secure devices and access to data, while less than half cite satisfaction with the access experience.
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Imprivata, a leading digital identity establishment for mission-critical industries, has today announced a top-level leadership transition. After seven years at the helm, present CEO Gus Malezis, is stepping down from his role and trading it for a position as strategic advisor to the firm, effective from January 1, 2024. His successor has been unveiled as Fran Rosch.
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