Encryption Key to Data Security
U.S.-based companies areincreasingly adopting encryption technology, not just to secure data but to satisfy privacy and data protection regulations. In the past, mitigating data breaches
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U.S.-based companies areincreasingly adopting encryption technology, not just to secure data but to satisfy privacy and data protection regulations. In the past, mitigating data breaches
For the first time, emergency dispatchers who receive 911 calls from Coppin State University will know the exact location of the callers—a technological advance that
When Diane Conley was a school principal, she spent many nights and weekends analyzing paper reports on grades, attendance, and local and state assessment test
Charles Wang of the UCLA Health System isn’t a nurse or a physician, but he spends every day working to improve the care of patients.
To attract shoppers, online retailers and brick-and-mortar stores are doing a little shopping of their own—for IT equipment and software. Recession-weary retailers, in an effort
As more health care providers make patient information available over the Web and on wireless devices, security and patient privacy are foremost on IT administrators?
The federal government has developed software that will allow government agencies and private health care providers to connect their IT systems to an emerging nationwide
Tired of spending $8 million to $10 million a year to hire nurses from outside employment agencies, St. John Health in Detroit decided to create
Hospitals, medical clinics and doctors in private practice have long discussed the need to improve health care with information technology—such as computerizing patient records—but few