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Is There Really Profit In Your Project?
Are you able to track the true profitability of the projects that your business delivers? If your business provides services that are delivered by multiple people or departments in your organization, you may not be charging enough. Estimating costs to cover salaries, sales time, travel time, and other hidden expenses may be eating up your [...]
Is Microsoft Office Built into Your EMR?
You probably know by now that an electronic medical record (EMR) will be one of, if not the, most significant technology investment you make as a health care provider. That’s why you should look for one that’s built on proven technology, such as Microsoft Office. Is yours? If not, look no further than gloStream’s gloEMR—because [...]
Posted in gloStream Articles Tagged 2012FebgloStreamA_01, Electronic medical records, gloEMR, Microsoft Office Comments closed
Privacy and Security Rule in 2012
Data breaches and patient privacy rights were some of the most popular health-care IT topics in 2011, and that’s unlikely to change in 2012. Below we review some related topics to help ensure that you stay clear of potential hurdles in the coming year. Medical identity theft resulting from data breaches are causing patients much [...]
Posted in General Healthcare IT Tagged 2012FebHealthN_02, data breaches, EMR, lawsuit, patient privacy rights Comments closed
Lightening the Load through the Cloud
Managing IT can be a big challenge for any kind of company, especially smaller and medium-sized businesses who have fewer resources to work with. But with the steadily growing popularity of cloud computing, more and more organizations are deciding that it may help them make operations much more efficient. As the economy rebounds, businesses need [...]
Cloud Makes Load Lighter for Business
All you need is a stable internet connection, and you can access updated data, software, and other IT services through something called Cloud Computing, a trend that has been changing the way many companies do business – in a good way. As the economy rebounds, businesses need to be ready to stay competitive while keeping [...]
The Cloud: Light and Effective for Business
Doing business is a balancing act – with so many concerns and issues on every business owner plate, it’s only prudent to consider solutions that will help lighten the load to operate more efficiently. And for many, that solution is cloud computing. As the economy rebounds, businesses need to be ready to stay competitive while [...]
Prevent Malware by Disabling AutoRun
USB thumb drives – along with other portable storage devices – are an easy way to share files between users. However, if you haven’t disabled the AutoRun feature, you also run the risk of letting certain viruses and malware penetrate your system much easier. One of the most common entry points of malware and viruses [...]
Posted in General Articles C, Security – Tech Trends and Tips Tagged 2012FebSec_TTT01_C, disable autorun, external hard drive, Malware, prevention, Security, usb Comments closed
Disabling AutoRun Helps Prevent Malware
The AutoRun feature in Windows for thumb and other portable storage devices is a double-edged sword. While making file management and access for portable storage much easier and faster, it also enables certain types of malware to access and install themselves onto your system. One of the most common entry points of malware and viruses [...]
Posted in General Articles B, Security – Tech Trends and Tips Tagged 2012FebSec_TTT01_B, disable autorun, external hard drive, Malware, prevention, Security, usb Comments closed
Malware Prevention 101: Disable AutoRun
Malware is a serious threat to any system, especially those that belong to any sort of business. Financial and personal data as well as other important company information can be compromised by a single successful attack. One way to prevent malware from entering your system is through disabling the AutoRun feature for portable drives. One [...]
Posted in General Articles A, Security – Tech Trends and Tips Tagged 2012FebSec_TTT01_A, disable autorun, external hard drive, Malware, prevention, Security, usb Comments closed
2012′s Hottest Health Care IT Trends