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…

As smartphones and other mobile devices become more popular, more vendors are looking for ways to let users print on the go. 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…

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…

Over the past few years, we’ve seen a number of diseases caused by contamination of the food supply, whether it be green onions, melons, or lettuce. Those problems may now be easier to control with some help from an unlikely hero: More…

Some new technology could soon make printing more environmentally friendly. More…

Apple’s iPad has been a big hit — and not just with consumers. Businesses are also finding it can help them streamline processes and reduce paper use. More…

Businesses that have to print secure, tamper-proof documents may want to pay attention to this new product. More…

Xerox Print Advisor is a newly announced software tool that is designed to give corporate users a better handle on printing costs. A more powerful Premium version with added analysis tools will also be available later in the year. More…

As more work gets done on the go using smartphones, the problem of printing from those mobile devices becomes more critical. Slowly but surely, printer makers are offering solutions. More…

Apple’s new iPad tablet device has gotten a long look from businesses as an alternative to traditional means of sharing documents. Here’s one company that’s gotten good use out of it. More…

Apple’s enhanced app for tracking lost or stolen iPads was the hero in a recent police chase and arrest. More…

As smartphones like the iPhone, Android, Blackberry and others become more and more critical to business, they are becoming a major vulnerability in corporate data security. Such devices can store tons of corporate information, and they are very easy to lose or misplace.

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Some apps add yet another use for that little device in your pocket that can do just about anything. More…

As the presence and importance of wireless devices from smartphones to tablets grows, the problem of printing from them has become more critical. One manufacturer may have a viable solution. More…

This week, Microsoft launched Web-based versions of its Office applications. Here’s what a few experts have to say about MS Word Online: More…

Hewlett-Packard recently announced a new method for printing from mobile devices: sending print jobs via e-mail. More…

Hewlett-Packard’s purchase of portable device maker Palm will give the company an operating system (WebOS) for tablet computers to compete with Apple’s iPad. But it may also have a big impact on HP’s printer line. More…

Is Google’s Chrome browser a good fit for your users? More and more of them think so. More…

Apparently, someone’s found a way around the much-reported difficulties of printing from an iPad. More…

Users of smartphones, PDAs and tablet computers now have the power to bring some serious work around without having to carry a laptop. But printing out that work, even when a wireless printer is available, has been problematic. More…

Text messages can last forever. And they can haunt people who toss them off without thinking about what they write.  More…