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EPISODE · Sep 18, 2020 · 14 MIN

IT Spaghetti? Forget About It Says Logicalis

from Healthcare IT Today Interviews · host John Lynn

The importance of a strong IT foundation has become apparent during this COVID-19 crisis. In order to quickly roll out telehealth, contact tracing, remote working and patient screening technologies, healthcare organizations need to have a robust, IT infrastructure. But what elements are needed? And should CIOs be concerned about the “IT spaghetti” that could result from rapid implementation of new technologies?   The short answer from Mike Riley, US Vice President of Healthcare, Government and Education Sales for Logicalis is "Forget about it - just focus on delivering the best care possible to your patients and the community. When this pandemic is over, that's the time to take inventory and re-align everything with your strategic plan. Priority one is patients."   Watch the video to learn more about:  * What providers are investing in now in terms of healthcare IT  * Why helping the clinical side understand the value of IT is key to getting your project green lit  * Where healthcare organizations are investing in technology infrastructure   Learn more about Logicalis: https://www.us.logicalis.com/

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