HIPAA: What you need to know The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) was a game changer for the way corporate enterprises and business owners handle patient information digitally. Patient information is now more protected under HIPAA federal law, and these restrictions have impacted the way that corporate enterprises operate and do…
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Automation can provide tremendous cost savings and operational efficiency to an organization when deployed correctly. However, automation could also serve as a money pit if not carefully considered. Before you begin to automate a business process using technology, learn about the common pitfalls that organizations face.
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We could learn a lot from children. Have you ever encountered a child with a question? You give them a respectable answer, yet they relentlessly continue to ask “But, why?” If your response is not satisfactory, they will continue to ask “But, why?” over and over (and over). You generally continue to elaborate until you reach “because that’s the way it is” or my mom’s personal favorite “because I said so.” This may work on a personal level, but it is simply not good enough for business. In business you should regularly evaluate and challenge your existing operations. You must know WHY you are doing things the way that you are doing them.
“Live by the typewriter, die by the typewriter!”
I’m old enough to remember DOS, but too young to have used punch cards. Growing up my mother was a keypunch operator; working in a room filled with mostly women typing on keypunch machines. The first time I visited her job, I decided what I wanted to do for a living. Type.
For each new feature, you must be aware of the REAL impact to your IT project budget, schedule and to the overall complexity and quality of your product.
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Some of our regular blog readers and site visitors may have noticed a few changes recently, the biggest of which is that we have decided to refocus our business on software development services and SaaS products, and are no longer offering web design and website development services. To put it simply, we’re focusing on what we are best at and making sure those clients and our end-users are being delivered the best experience possible. Going forward we will refer our web design clients and referrals to other designers in our network whom we trust and have worked well with over the years. We will continue to offer insight and the latest news on what’s new, cool & useful in web technology via this blog and on our social media channels.
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