Onyeka Nchege, executive vice president and chief digital and information officer of the North Carolina-based health system, shares his insights with HealthTech.

This automated platform allows users to set custom responses to cyberthreats and incidents.

This automated platform allows users to set custom responses to cyberthreats and incidents.

Healthcare organizations are under pressure to ensure their infrastructures are modernized. Focus on these four areas for a clear path forward.

CDW experts share their experiences working with a federal health agency on a modernization project.

When it comes to healthcare’s foray into quantum computing, where does artificial intelligence fit in?

As artificial intelligence remains a hot topic into the new year, how are organizations approaching adoption?

Health systems that are re-examining their infrastructure will want to refresh what they know about security in the cloud.

FinOps — a combination of finance and DevOps — can help healthcare organizations rightsize their cloud resources and optimize costs.

Infrastructure modernization projects meet today’s needs and lay groundwork for newer technologies and processes.

Providers are breaking down data silos and improving interoperability to open up pathways for critical insights.

With the right cloud management tools and readiness to share security responsibilities, healthcare organizations can enjoy the cloud’s benefits while maintaining a strong defensive posture.

Virtual care and meeting platforms combine with collaboration hardware are enhancing care team communication and patient care.

Despite some lack of control, IT teams are finding that the cloud offers inherent security capabilities that end up improving their posture in the long run.

Public health agencies are turning to the cloud to improve data access, agility and scalability.

Cloud migrations are challenging, but healthcare organizations can rest easier with an experienced partner.