Healthcare analytics is a subject that has been eagerly discussed for years. But now the anticipation around data-driven healthcare is becoming a reality. Organizations from across the healthcare spectrum are embracing and implementing analytics. And, in practice, the results are …
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How to Keep Your Business Data Safe From Hackers
Hackers are a big issue in business right now, with plenty of companies experiencing data leaks and denial of service attacks. If you want to keep your business data safe, there are certain steps you need to take. Don’t rely on blind luck or not being targeted – your customers deserve better. Use …
4 Practices Every Business Should Implement to Protect Itself and Its Employees
Many entrepreneurs started with a simple idea and grew it into a thriving enterprise through motivation and a solid company vision. As your business becomes successful, it can also become more exposed to risks. There are numerous threats that can damage your business, so you need to ensure that …
Data Analytics for Small Business: An Interview with Rick Jackson of Qlik
Small business owners everywhere are getting in on the analytics game, even those that wouldn't consider themselves "tech savvy". In this interview with Rick Jackson, Vice President of Marketing at Qlik, a leading visual analytics company headquartered in Radnor, Pennsylvania, we asked him …
The Importance of Destroying Sensitive Data
Data destruction isn’t a sexy topic. But it’s one you need to learn more about if you're a business manager and you collect sensitive data about your customers or your clients. Why? Because failing to destroy sensitive data before retiring a digital asset is a major security breach—one that could …
De-cluttering the Digital Business Landscape: The Benefit of Custom Apps
Which desk is a more efficient workspace: one covered with papers, photos and files in random, four-foot stacks, or one that has all documents properly labeled and filed into color-coded folders in one tidy drawer? Most likely, it’s the second desk. Disorganized, misplaced information—no matter the …
