What do you see in the cloud? We see the future of EMR systems.
"While other industries are flourishing as a result of advances in data access and information flow, health care lags. While other industries use IT as a tool for revenue growth to attract and retain new and existing customers, healthcare IT can inhibit or prevent efforts to connect with customers in ways that create loyalty.
At AGJ, we're happy to be a part of the "One Coast" initiative. We live in Pass Christian, go out for the day in Bay St. Louis, work in Gulfport, shop in Biloxi, and hang out with friends in Pascagoula...
We're proud to support Gulfport Mayor Billy Hewes' new One Coast initiative.
So, you're using email, CRM, file storage, or other cloud programs. Since the data is already in the cloud, do you need to back it up (locally)?
The computing world is always changing. Over the last decade, SaaS (software as a service) providers have offered the convenience of data backup for your cloud applications such as CRM systems, SalesForce, Google Apps and Microsoft Office 365. The business question is, if I’m already working with a SaaS provider and my data is already “in” the cloud, do I really need to back up my data to another cloud? After all, isn’t the SaaS provider doing that for me?
Well, yes and no.
Beginning April 21, 2015, Google will change its search-ranking algorithm. If you're site isn't ready, you could lose lots of visitors...
Over the past few years, the internet has seen a huge growth in traffic from mobile devices (think smartphones and tablets). Unfortunately, many websites haven’t kept pace.
Implementing an EMR system does not happen overnight. It’s a big responsibility that demands diligent oversight and careful planning. There is a lot to keep track of, and the sheer number of details inherent in such a switchover can easily snowball if the project is not attacked with the proper tools.
Have you ever downloaded free software from the internet? How about free antivirus? Here's the cool test performed by our friends over at "How To Geek" and the wild results they had when downloading the "Top 10 Downloads" from download.com.
On a daily basis, we tell our clients to reach out to us if they run into any software that they think is “questionable.
If implementing an EMR system is taking more effort than you expected, don't fear. The implementation of a new records system is a challenge to even the most tech-savvy offices.
We've compiled a checklist featuring the most common mistakes offices make when moving to an electronic records system.
In the light of recent events along the Gulf Coast, AGJ is reposting our video series on "Cyberbullying" and the "10 Worst Apps For Kids." Our "10 Worst Apps" video is a quick rundown of the worst apps that your kids can be using.
Do you know what apps your kids are using on their phones, tablets, and laptops/desktops? Apps like SnapChat, Kik, and YikYak are just a few that you need to watch out for.
If you have just purchased an electronic medical record system you may be wondering what the next step is. Implementing an EMR system is a big task, and it’s easy to feel overwhelmed at this early stage.
All EMR systems take some legwork to get up and running, but dedication and thorough planning will lead to success in the end.
If your organization is currently running either Microsoft Windows Server 2003 or Exchange 2003 on any servers in your office, you need to know about a dangerous security threat to your organization that must be addressed very soon.
Windows Server 2003 and Exchange 2003 Replacements MUST Be Made By July 14, 2015
Microsoft has officially announced that it will retire all support on the Server 2003 operating system on July 14, 2015. That means any business with this operating system still running will be completely exposed to serious hacker attacks aimed at taking control of your network, stealing data, crashing your system and inflicting a host of other business-crippling problems you do NOT want to have to deal with.
