Should you maintain that aging mainframe?
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CHIME's most recent survey of CIOs indicates that salaries, responsibilities and contact with CEOs have all increased in the past two years. But the price to pay for these gains can be organizational impatience with CIOs who don't deliver results fast.
Few dispute the potential benefits of electronic movement of claim, referral, eligibility and outcomes information. But why hasn't acceptance been swifter? And when will EDI finally replace paper and telephones as the tool of choice for doing business?
As organizations increase the number of applications and users, they increase demands on their networks. There is no one one-size-fits-all infrastructure, no minimum requirements...except maybe speed.
Master person indexes are considered the cornerstone of many health care systems integration projects. Although a fundamental first step, mastering the master person index is an IT challenge when organizations expand.
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The effort to standardize electronic claims and other transactions continues to move ahead as HIPAA rules near completion. The goal: a simpler, less paper-intensive system that saves money.
If mainframe computing is like driving a reliable sedan, some experts say client-server computing is like driving a fast, maneuverable sports car. But until you understand and fine-tune a client-server system, performance can be disappointing.
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Once cutting edge, fiber optic cable is now the backbone of choice for health care organizations with growing networks. The question today is not whether to use fiber, but how much and where.
The numbers, locations and needs of users change constantly, but they'll always want more bandwidth. Many experts say that upgrading to higher-speed backbones seems to be the smart investment for unsettled times.
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