A restaurant menu. A parking payment. An event registration. QR codes make everyday tasks faster, and businesses use them to help customers find information without typing a web address. That convenience is useful. But when …
Most medical offices don't replace technology because it's old. They replace it because it finally becomes impossible to ignore. Maybe a computer takes ten minutes to start every morning. Maybe patient charts take longer to …
In a busy medical office, there is never a good time for technology problems. When something is only a minor annoyance—a computer running slowly, a warning message that keeps popping up, or a backup that …
Every June, we get the longest day of the year. More daylight. More working hours. More opportunity to get things done. But if you manage a medical practice, it probably doesn't feel that way. The …
Summer is here, and for many medical offices, routines start to change. Staff members take vacations. Schedules shift. Patients are traveling. Some employees may be working remotely or covering responsibilities they don't normally handle. Everyone …
Spring cleaning usually starts with closets. But in a medical office, the real mess isn’t hanging on a rack—it’s sitting in a back room, a drawer, or a pile labeled “we’ll deal with that …
The holidays are stressful enough without technology tripping you up. Customers are trying to squeeze in last-minute errands, employees are juggling family schedules and everyone’s expectations are cranked up to 11. The last thing you …
Even in good times, scammers circle around generosity. But during the holidays, when giving increases and emotions run high, they truly pounce. A few years ago, a massive telefunding fraud was shut down after authorities …
Every year, there’s a new flood of apps, gadgets and “game-changing” technology. Most of it feels more like a distraction than a breakthrough. But this year, a few simple tools actually lived up to the …
Last December, an accounts payable clerk at a midsize company got an urgent text from her “CEO”: Buy $3,000 worth of Apple gift cards for clients, scratch the backs and e-mail the codes. It sounded …
Let’s face it, not all IT consultants are created equal. The question is, which one will give you honest, straightforward and ACCURATE advice and which ones will overcharge you, not deliver on promises and (potentially) make things worse due to gross incompetence? Don’t trust your critical IT operations to just anyone!
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