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Whitepaper: Cloud computing
Managing the cost of care
In a cloud environment, a „pay-as-you-go“ model allows for demand-oriented spending, which allows a healthcare enterprise to scale up or down at a predictable manageable cost.
Regulatory compliance
Regulatory challenges can be more efficiently met with cloud computing. Find out about the advantages and learn about examples in our whitepaper.
New chances arising with cloud computing
Estimates by the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) are that 65 Percent of healthcare organizations worldwide are using cloud technology in some fashion.
The whitepaper shows three main task categories being migrated to the cloud.
- Real time data processing
- HIPAA compliant data transfer
- Backup and business continuity
Continuously improving care
Cloud computing allows healthcare enterprises to utilize the latest technology at a fraction of the cost and deployment time of a local installation. The top three reasons for migrating to cloud computing are bolstering technological strength, cutting costs, and shortening the application development cycle.
Breaking down silo walls and improving patient care
Networks of sites within a single healthcare provider can leverage cloud computing for accessing information from anywhere in the network. Data relevant to a particular case is consolidated and available from a single point of inquiry.
Managing the cost of care
In a cloud environment, a „pay-as-you-go“ model allows for demand-oriented spending, which allows a healthcare enterprise to scale up or down at a predictable manageable cost.
Regulatory compliance
Regulatory challenges can be more efficiently met with cloud computing. Find out about the advantages and learn about examples in our whitepaper.
New chances arising with cloud computing
Estimates by the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) are that 65 Percent of healthcare organizations worldwide are using cloud technology in some fashion.
The whitepaper shows three main task categories being migrated to the cloud.
- Real time data processing
- HIPAA compliant data transfer
- Backup and business continuity
Continuously improving care
Cloud computing allows healthcare enterprises to utilize the latest technology at a fraction of the cost and deployment time of a local installation. The top three reasons for migrating to cloud computing are bolstering technological strength, cutting costs, and shortening the application development cycle.
Breaking down silo walls and improving patient care
Networks of sites within a single healthcare provider can leverage cloud computing for accessing information from anywhere in the network. Data relevant to a particular case is consolidated and available from a single point of inquiry.
Managing the cost of care
In a cloud environment, a „pay-as-you-go“ model allows for demand-oriented spending, which allows a healthcare enterprise to scale up or down at a predictable manageable cost.
Regulatory compliance
Regulatory challenges can be more efficiently met with cloud computing. Find out about the advantages and learn about examples in our whitepaper.