| securityPosted on 01.31.17 by Kevin Conklin
Healthcare IT teams don't get enough credit. While doctors and nurses deliver the testing, diagnoses and treatments, healthcare IT teams deliver the enabling infrastructure.
Posted on 01.30.17 by Joe Hewitson
Document sharing is a double-edged sword in modern healthcare. On one hand, the ability to quickly and efficiently share critical patient information between authorized medical professionals can make all the difference in patient care. On the other hand, health care...
Posted on 01.27.17 by Mark Towler
John Picinich, Senior Product Manager at Ipswitch, discusses what's new in Ipswitch Failover 9.5. Ipswitch Failover protects against downtime and makes sure your critical applications are available regardless of the source of the threat. New features add more flexibility...
Posted on 01.25.17 by Rick Robinson
Your organization is not in the health care or financial sectors, so your data management is not subject to regulatory compliance audits. Your revenue model does not involve keeping a large customer account database, or managing a constant flow of credit card...
Posted on 01.19.17 by Greg Mooney
George Orwell’s book 1984, which he wrote in 1948, depicts a dystopian future of mass surveillance and misinformation. Much of what he imagined is very true today.
Posted on 01.12.17 by Jacqueline Lee
Some things happen to a healthcare CIO that just don't happen to IT execs outside of the healthcare industry. On some days, you walk down the hospital corridors beaming, thinking of how your work directly improves human health and quality of life. On other days, you'd...
Posted on 01.11.17 by John P. Mello Jr.
Police department computers contain large amounts of sensitive data about their communities, the citizens in those communities and the men and women who work for those departments. Protecting that information is the job of law enforcement IT. Police IT departments aren't...
Posted on 01.09.17 by Kevin Conklin
FTP (File Transfer Protocol) has been the standard bearer for sending or moving files too large for email. Today, those file transfers contain the lifeblood of an organization and so Secure FTP is now critical.
Posted on 01.09.17 by Richard Allen
Just what is managed file transfer (MFT)? It’s easy to think of MFT as little more than file transfer on steroids, or a super slick FTP server. MFT is more than that because the problems IT administrators solve with MFT demands more. No one move files for fun – they move...
Posted on 01.06.17 by Richard Allen
Compliance stays in the picture. Why? Because today’s agile business environment requires employees to share data, information and other documentation both inside and outside their organizations on a regular basis. But for companies in highly regulated industries –...
