The dual-band access point offers strong connectivity for environments that must support many devices.

Engineered for data security and physical durability, the smartphone is well suited for hospital settings.

Organizations have boosted strategies and spending, but weaknesses remain.

Hiring a new IT staffer? Personality and growth potential are just as important as a strong technical skill set.

Smarter tech and greater public acceptance make biometric identification tools a valuable resource.

Far more than a high-tech fashion piece, the Apple Watch can enhance care delivery and patient well-being.

The new standard makes sense for high-density areas in a healthcare setting.

Despite a surge in data breaches, only 1 in 4 employees receive it.

Tablets, smart speakers and other technologies make life safer and simpler for people with special needs.

Chief medical officers now play a vital role in technology planning and implementation.

More chief medical officers are taking the pulse of technology needs and deployment.

More healthcare executives are taking the pulse of technology needs and deployment.

Complex healthcare organizations are streamlining their IT infrastructures for better patient care, improved efficiency and lower costs.

Telepsychiatry brings mental health care to rural areas and underserved communities where trained professionals are in short supply.

How organizations leverage consolidation and smart technologies to ease IT burdens, save money and improve patient experience.

Cost-effective and customizable, these portable tools are improving the patient experience.

A centralized strategy helped expand the number of specialties offering virtual care — and treat more patients in need.

Outdated technical terms and some vague definitions and procedures must be amended to address a threat-heavy landscape.