Maintaining compliance with the HIPAA and HITECH is a constant source of frustration and uncertainty for healthcare providers in Ohio. But for nearly nine years there’s been no significant updates to the regulation, which has made achieving compliance a relatively predictable task. That’s likely to change in 2022.
Read MoreDriven by the work from home trend, ransomware attacks surged by over 400% in 2021, causing insurers to scale back coverage, raise premiums, and requiring strict new standards to purchase coverage. What should Ohio businesses be doing to keep their cyber insurance policies? Let’s take a deep look.
Read MoreProfessional services firms of all kinds now look to technology as a source of competitive advantage. In specific, technologies like cloud and mobile are helping legal services firms, financial services firms, and other service providers work more efficiently, control costs, and improve the quality of their service.
Read MoreThe Commercial Construction industry has experienced striking growth in recent years. Technology has proven itself able to improve on operational processes by developing, refining and implementing smart sensors. Smart sensors are truly capable of changing the way commercial construction operates.
Read MoreThe Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) can be a challenge for healthcare providers of all sizes, especially small and midsize ones that lack the in-house resources to dedicate to enforcing consistent HIPAA compliance.
Read MoreGeneral contractors and the construction industry in general have long been able to postpone the inevitable move to integrating advanced technology into its daily operations. However, the days of fabricating advanced structures without so much as a wheel or pulley to assist are long gone. Over the years material advancement, labor organization, planning, technology and collaboration have taken the construction industry to where it is today: busy, profitable and ready to embrace today’s information technology.
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