As systems and market demands continue to require better productivity and efficiency, it only follows that the software that businesses use also needs to upgrade sooner or later. Such is the case with Windows XP, which Microsoft will stop issuing support for in 2014.
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A recent attack by cyber-criminals has highlighted the need for many SMBs to re-evaluate the security protocols between themselves and their bank. Hackers exploit weaknesses in such systems, and when successful, can siphon tens of thousands of dollars from your accounts.
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With hackers and electronic thieves constantly on the lookout for the latest exploits and security breaches they can take advantage of, it is comforting to know that there are also people behind bold initiatives to make our web experiences much safer.
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EMRs provide measurable benefits for providers of all sizes, including small practices, according to a recent survey. Plus, the return on investment is high: According to researcher, it costs just $7,857 and takes just 130 hours to implement an EMR at a five-member practice.
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Republican bill that imperils funding for meaningful use incentives has a long way to go before it becomes law—if it ever does.
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Doctors can track patient location from admission to discharge, access and share daily schedules and calendars, order labs, refill prescriptions, and more.
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With the growth of social networking, it is becoming increasingly difficult to separate business connections with personal connections.
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Using shared Wi-Fi networks can be really convenient, but it is not without risks of its own. These days, more and more people are on the go, and many of them bring their work with them. And in this day and age, it’s ideal if you’re working – or playing for that matter – while connected to the internet, which is often through public Wi-Fi hotspots.
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gloEHR offers five key features of tomorrow’s EMR: interoperability, scalability, easy maintenance, a user-friendly interface, and the potential for mobile computing.
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The rate of electronic health record (EHR) adoption among U.S. physicians is set to double from 2009 to 2012. Don’t get left behind – choose an IT company that can help you do it right.
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