Data Center Code Blue: Best Practices for Rebuilding in 2011

Data Center Code Blue: Best Practices for Rebuilding in 2011 There are important new demands on the data center within hospitals and other healthcare organizations. Building your data center in the same way you have for 40 years just doesn't cut it anymore. Download this white paper to learn new approaches and best practices that can help you move forward.   Can Your Data Center Support Imaging Systems? 4 Signs to Look For The importance of imaging and diagnostic systems at hospitals is hard to understate. With the critical nature of imaging equipment, the time has come to look at the infrastructure that supports them with a far more critical eye than ever before. Many healthcare IT professionals report that a modular and flexible approach to updating imaging infrastructure is the key to staying within budgets and getting project approval. Download this white paper to learn more.   5 Simple Steps to a Healthier Network In today's computer-driven healthcare industry, it's essential to have the right physical infrastructure to support the criticality of the network. Downtime is no longer an inconvenience, but a cause of potential poor patient outcomes. Given the importance of the network in the healthcare setting today, this white paper examines why the need to support the network hardware with reliable power, cooling and management is a project that needs to be started. There are a number of activities that need to be initiated in the short term. Download this white paper to learn more.   A New Generation of BI Tools for Healthcare Hospitals from across the world are facing increased pressure to improve operations from multiple directions. What is needed is a new generation of business intelligence (BI) tools and applications designed with the health care sector in mind that are capable of integrating cross and inter-departmental processes and information. Download this paper to learn how advances in business intelligence are enabling improved decision making in the health care industry across three broad axes: simplicity and relevance, agility and integration.   IT's Role in Next-Gen Healthcare: 5 Areas to Consider Healthcare systems are going through a difficult transition. As populations age and require more from the healthcare system, traditional payers (insurers) are trying to identify innovative ways of coping with funding this increasing demand. This white paper outlines why a paradigm shift must occur across the healthcare ecosystem to support a sustainable approach to improving and integrating high-quality patient care across multiple stakeholders. Download this paper to discover how new technologies can help you transform fragmented data-collection activities into a streamlined, automated business flow that supports useful insight.   5 Enabling Technologies for Provider Healthcare Reform The effective use of healthcare IT to deliver better care more efficiently, measure quality, and identify areas for financial, operational and, most importantly, clinical improvement will address some of the major challenges facing health reform. The provisions of the healthcare insurance reform bill are expected to leverage the investment in healthcare IT funded by ARRA. But still, more needs to be done to reduce the actual cost of healthcare, especially as the number of health insurance beneficiaries approaches 95% of the U.S. population. eNewsletter Information: You are receiving this e-mail because you are a loyal subscriber to the Web Buyer's Guide Healthcare Spotlight with the e-mail address dwyld.kwu.wyldside@blogger.com. If you no longer wish to receive Web Buyer's Guide Healthcare Spotlight, unsubscribe here. Copyright © 2011 Ziff Davis Enterprise. All Rights Reserved. Ziff Davis Enterprise, 28 East 28th Street, New York, NY 10016 Privacy Policy