Lytec MD is a combination of an electronic health record and a practice management solution (Lytec 2010). It is housed on the practice’s server and is intended for practices that already use Lytec 2010 and want to use both EMR and PM features in one package. More…
Intivia InSync is electronic medical record software that allows for doctors and staff to coordinate patient care while reducing paper records and time-consuming administrative tasks. More…
Meditab’s Intelligent Medical Software (IMS) combine features of both electronic medical records (EMR) and practice management (PM) into one package, a so-called “electronic medical office.” More…
iSalus Healthcare OfficeEMR is a web-based solution that combines electronic medical record features with practice management functions. It is hosted on iSalus’ servers so medical practices do not need to purchase any servers, software, or other relevant expenditures. More…
Noteworthy’s NetPractice EHRweb is web-based electronic health software that can be used by any practice, regardless of size and specialty. Its Version 7.02.0 has received the ONC-ATCB 2011-2012 designation for Stage 1 meaningful use (which is set by the feds for reimbursement for physicians adopting EMR for their offices). More…
MicroMD EMR is an electronic medical record (EMR) solution that is not only appropriate for larger practices but for smaller (even solo) practices as well. It combines electronic records and practice management into one system, and is geared toward numerous specialties, such as family practice, pediatrics, internal medicine, and obstetrics and gynecology. More…
Allscripts MyWay combines electronic medical records (EMR) with practice management and claims management solutions. It is intended for smaller or solo practices that do not have IT staff or do not wish to spend a lot of money on EMRs. MyWay can also be integrated with an office’s current practice management software. Currently, MyWay is offered for family practices, internal medicine, pediatrics, and urgent care, but that list will continue to grow. More…
The NextGen Patient Portal is a Web-based electronic health record (EHR) system that allows patients to be more proactive about their health and physician visits. It also is intended to help busy medical offices, especially smaller practices, cut down on administrative tasks, increase revenue, and provide better quality of care. More…
McKesson’s Medisoft Clinical software is a combination of both a practice management (via the Medisoft version 17 system) and electronic medical record (EMR) solution. It is intended for small practices with some limited staff that have a need to reduce time-consuming administrative tasks and still provide quality care to patients. More…
When running a large business, it is sometimes hard to service and manage a large amount of users, networks and clients through individual departments. Computer or network issues may arise throughout the company’s network as a whole rather than by individual sectors, making problem solving that much more complex. Systems like enterprise software and hardware help to eliminate these problems and are widely implemented throughout many mid-to-large sized companies because they provide many benefits. Enterprise software has gained popularity in the areas of electronic medical billing (EMR), enterprise resource planning (ERP), customer relationship management (CRM), and supply chain management because of these proven benefits.
What’s it take to sell the kind of security software that’ll keep a computer safe? A good rap hook might do the trick. At least that’s the thinking over at Symantec, maker of Norton anti-virus software. More…
As computers get more powerful, so do password cracking tools. Many businesses and users haven’t been keeping up. More…
Internet-based telephony (known as VOIP, or voice over Internet Protocol) is being adopted in businesses across the country, thanks to its promise of lower monthly costs and easier administration, along with a set of productive software features (such as FollowMe call routing, voice mail e-mailing and phone number portability). More…
Keeping company networks secure is a big part of IT’s job. But these days, departments often don’t get the funding they need to stay on top of the latest threats. More…
It’s not just malicious websites and e-mail attachments anymore. These days, cybercriminals are using another method to spread malware: More…
As smartphones and other mobile devices become more popular, more vendors are looking for ways to let users print on the go. More…
Recent research shows that, despite increased environmental awareness, most employees aren’t ready to change their printing habits. More…
Businesses that need employees to report data on the go often turn to smartphones, tablet PCs or other mobile computing devices. But there’s another tool that may be a better fit: More…
It could soon get harder for businesses and consumers to find low-priced, third-party ink and toner cartridges. More…
Chipmaker Intel just snapped up major security software company McAfee, in a $7.68 billion deal. More…
Employees aren’t getting the IT security messages. That’s the conclusion of a recent study of 2,100+ data security administrators from five countries conducted by the Ponemon Institute for Check Point software. More…
You make some last minute changes to a spreadsheet or a presentation in the airplane or the hotel room. The problem: How do you print out a new revised copy? More…
With so much work being done now by telecommuters and laptop-toting road warriors, data security problems have become all the more complicated. There’s a real need for remote workers to log into their company’s data center without opening new opportunities for data loss and malicious attacks. More…
OCR (optical character recognition) has become a surprisingly reliable tool for all kinds of businesses. Converting printed text into a digitally readable and searchable format is now commonplace enough to be included in even the least expensive scanners and multifunctionals. More…
While security issues involving printers and copiers have gotten a lot of press lately, there are other devices companies would be wise to consider when revamping security plans. More…
Hewlett-Packard’s latest woes have nothing to do with its technology prowess or market position. But a shakeup in the world’s largest printer manufacturer and PC maker certainly has caught the attention of the industry. More…
Folks in charge of protecting IT security will often vent that they’re fighting a losing battle. But when a company that sells security products says it, it means a lot. More…
All businesses use antivirus software to keep malicious programs off the company network. But a study shows why those applications should just be one part of an over-all security strategy. More…
A secure browser is often the first line of defense for a company’s network security. Here are some tools that can help find and fix security holes. More…
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Identifying and Thwarting Malicious Intrusions
The phenomenal growth in social media has opened the door for all new malicious intrusions from gangs of cyber criminals. Utilizing the trusted relationships in social networking and benefiting from immature security and content controls, hackers are seeing increased performance in their attacks.
The collaborative benefits of Web 2.0 technologies have fueled rapid growth in online consumer markets and now are being adopted by businesses worldwide. With these technologies come new types of attack vectors.
To stay competitive in today’s rapidly changing business world, companies must update the way they view the value of their investment in Network-Critical Physical Infrastructure (NCPI). No longer are simple availability and upfront costs sufficient to make adequate business decisions. Agility, or business flexibility, and low total cost of ownership have become equally important to companies that will succeed in a global, ever-changing marketplace.
Nothing is more valuable to a business than its reputation. That is why brand attacks, which leverage a company’s valuable brand for nefarious purposes, must be battled on every possible front. Brand attacks are the new form of eCrime, and they’re being launched with new and rapidly evolving exploits, including phishing and—most recently—malware.
DDoS: The Mother of All Cyber Threats
Don’t wait until your business is targeted. A Forrester Consulting study commissioned by VeriSign revealed that nearly 75 percent of the 400 study respondents have experienced one or more DDoS attacks in the past year. Yet, most e-commerce businesses are not prepared for a large-scale DDoS attack. Could your business afford three or more hours of downtime? Avoid that revenue loss by registering for this free white paper
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