Harper Reed, Director of Software Development for PayPal, is an engineer, a leader, and may have been correct when he described himself as “Probably one of the coolest guys ever.”
There may be times when organizations in the healthcare industry need to use the services of other businesses to carry out certain functions.
Don’t allow some common myths about the cloud to slow you down or distract your business from progressing.
As we bid farewell to a year that has been at times both exhilarating and terrifying, here is a look at what we can expect to see in 2017 and beyond.
It’s time to reflect on this past year and resolve to make the next one better. There has been an escalation of hacks in 2016 and it’s not going to end any time soon. In fact, cybersecurity threats are becoming more strategic at targeting businesses’ vulnerabilities.
Thunderbolt 3 was originally released in 2015, but its immense power has only been fully recognized more recently. When Apple released their 2016 MacBook Pro featuring only Thunderbolt 3 ports, there was much controversy as to if now was really the time for that. In fact, many still have their doubts.
As the holidays draw near, you may still be wondering what to get for that one person who already has everything. 2016 has been a particularly great year for new tech gadget releases, and here are a few of our favorites that are sure to please that hard to buy for person on your list.
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HIPAA compliance is vital in the Healthcare Industry. Beyond the hefty cost of a HIPAA violation, the irreversible damage to an organization’s reputation can be even more devastating.
Your budget may already be in the works for next year but we urge you to take another look in preparation for 2017. As industries evolve, technology continues to advance.
As the Cloud Hosting market evolves you’re seeing many partners and customers lacking a sense of predictability. Vendors have pushed pricing models that make it difficult to predict and understand costs and margins from bill to bill leaving you and your customers in difficult situations.