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The true significances of blockchain is its ability to store and secure large amounts of data across a distributed network. This could be an important factor in consideration of its’ use in the healthcare field by protecting hospital and patient data from the ever-present threat of being hacked, breached or leaked.  According to Becker’s HospitalRead more

Blockchain is the new cloud but instead of having data condensed into one server, it is securely divided amongst multiple secured systems.  Here at the top 5 reasons Healthcare companies should consider the benefits: “Smart” Contracts Faster way for contracts to get automatically processed. Once the conditions are met it will immediately be administered.  ItRead more

It is called cryptojacking and it’s the trend for the fall in the cyber world. Described as a form of cyber-attack aimed at mining cryptocurrency on behalf of the hacker, it is a growing concern for businesses that are considering a form of blockchain addition to their existing systems as a an added security measure.Read more

When you hear of Blockchain, some keywords that can help that conversation going are Cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, and Ethereum. In reality, the main concept of blockchain is not limited to currency. Imagine a never-ending storage space with plastic containers that you can store data in and organize related container data next to each other. The originalRead more

The role of the Chief Information Officer, or CIO is often overlooked in media when a big name company or organization makes headlines. You’ll see the name of the CEO, the COO, and even the CFO thrown out more commonly than the CIO; so what does the CIO do? For recruiters and account developers inRead more

The real answer to this is… they are both likely winners.  However, let’s examine why. The advantage of cloud computing in a healthcare IT environment is obvious. Hospitals are not IT departments; with that said, why consider using the cloud?  A well-organized cloud provider can reduce costs, improve availability of services and applications, improve regulatoryRead more

Blockchain technology made its debut when the concept of Bitcoin went public in 2009. It was originally created as a digital ledger; a write-only trust that could track, record, time stamp and decentralize transactions made through Bitcoin. The basic idea is that unlike regular transactions that give verification rights to internal parties, these transactions goRead more