Why disaster resiliency is better than disaster recovery

whitePaper | February 6, 2020

Improving telehealth success with Healthcare specific devices. One of the primary challenges faced by clinicians with telehealth appointments is effectively and efficiently bringing both parties together without any breakdown in communication. Therefore, it's imperative that the hardware being utilized can support excellent audio with noise cancelling features, hi-res video and integrated hi-def cameras - without these items’ physicians are left with a good idea of the issue at hand but no way to implement.

whitePaper | January 13, 2020

Today, healthcare organizations are witnessing a major shift in power. The industry is realigning itself increasingly around the priorities of patients. The change is unstoppable — and healthcare companies must act swiftly to avoid getting left behind.

whitePaper | February 9, 2023

remote working on the labour market opportunities for adults with disabilities shouldn’t be overstated, given that the prevalence of remote working among disabled workers is no higher than among the overall population. And what really matters is the type of work on offer to individuals.

whitePaper | February 28, 2022

As security and risk professionals take steps to improve their organization’s cybersecurity posture, email, network, and web security often take center stage. This makes perfect sense, as these have been preferred attack vectors for decades.

whitePaper | March 17, 2021

To achieve personalization in healthcare for the masses, overcoming specific challenges are needed in order to build a system where all children born today can have access to the best healthcare available.Mass Personalization for Medical Device Therapy tells us on how to Go from Successfully Treating One Patient to One Million

whitePaper | July 20, 2023

Healthcare delivery through telehealth allows a provider to consult with patients remotely through electronic and telecommunication technologies. Prior to the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency (PHE), telehealth services were, generally, only used and paid for in limited circumstances.