Remy Morgan

[sayit]Unlike any other disease in recent times, COVID-19 has changed the way hospitals and other healthcare organizations use technology. Healthcare organizations are, of course, accustomed to handling patients with serious and highly contagious illnesses, but the nature of this pandemic has forced clinicians to adopt many of the same social distancing measures as professionals in…

[sayit]Patients are more involved with their healthcare than ever before. There are many factors behind this increased involvement, including the increasing use of mobile and telehealth tools as well as other healthcare communication technologies. These solutions improve collaboration among patients, providers and clinicians and lead to better outcomes. Mobility solutions hold the potential to improve…

5G connectivity is coming, and when it arrives, it’s going to dramatically change the landscape of wireless connectivity. The new cellular standard will be 10 to 100 times faster than 4G connectivity, opening up a whole new range of use cases for businesses. With Gigabit LTE available in many areas, it’s important for business and…

Every industry can benefit when workers collaborate more effectively. Working together can improve efficiency and productivity while boosting employee satisfaction and morale. But in the healthcare industry, effective collaboration can literally mean the difference between life and death. Because collaboration is so important in healthcare, technology advancements that make it easier for caregivers, providers and…

Hospitals have to manage more equipment, tests and data than ever before. At the same time, healthcare organizations face increasing financial pressure not only to provide great care, but also to deliver an outstanding overall patient experience. These factors are creating a need for hospitals to adopt tools and practices that help them improve coordination…

Healthcare organizations today are under enormous pressure to not only reduce high readmission rates but also ensure the overall wellness of their patients. At least one estimate from researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital calculates that more than $8 billion is spent annually on potentially preventable readmissions. What’s more, federal regulations require the Centers for Medicare…

Healthcare is plagued by too much waiting around. Visit any doctor's office or hospital emergency room, and you'll almost certainly find several patients frustrated with the long wait time until they are seen. While there's no silver bullet to completely eradicate the waiting game from patient care, we're finding that the increasing ubiquity of mobile…

Mobile point-of-sale technology is transforming retail. With mPOS, in-store salespeople can check back-room inventory while they’re in the aisle with a customer. If an item isn’t in stock, they can easily direct the customer to a nearby store that carries it or place an online order for the customer on the spot.  Today’s mPOS systems…

Mobility has changed the way people work. Today’s knowledge workers typically keep at least one mobile device within arm’s reach all day — sometimes even all night. Providing them with secure mobile access to the resources they need to do their jobs enables them to be productive whether they’re in the office, at home or on…

Impact of System Downtime on Retail Locations Imagine you run a retail business and your customers are ready to check out with their credit card and your cashier has to tell them, “I’m sorry but our system is down.”  This downtime generally results in one of three consequences: Your business is unable to accept non-cash…

It’s interesting to see the latest data on PC shipments versus Smartphone and Tablet shipments for 2013 from the various research companies.  PC shipments are dropping while Smartphone and Tablet shipments continue to grow.  Make no mistake; mobility is a disruptive force to your organization today. With mobility continuing to grow in importance to the…