HealthTech Magazine

As healthcare organizations become more experienced with using artificial intelligence in their workflows, they are looking to optimize operations with the technology infrastructure that best meets their needs. For a growing number of health systems, this means running AI workloads in hybrid environments.  In fact, IDC predicts that by 2028, 75% of enterprise AI workloads w...

As healthcare organizations recognize the need to improve operational efficiency, ease clinical workflows, and enhance patient care and experience, they are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence. However, many organizations don’t have the proper infrastructure to support AI initiatives. The 8th Annual Nutanix Healthcare Vertical Enterprise Cloud Index dives into health...

Healthcare organizations are under constant pressure to maintain secure, reliable endpoint environments while supporting clinicians and staff who work across distributed systems and locations. For constrained IT teams, managing hundreds or even thousands of devices becomes even more difficult when patching, monitoring and troubleshooting disconnected tools across multiple enviro...

Earlier this year, a cyberattack hit medical technology company Stryker that shut down its electronic ordering system and derailed order processing, shipping and manufacturing. According to Check Point Research, Iran-linked threat actor Handala took credit for the attack. The incident is an urgent reminder that even a contained cyberattack can still trigger significant consequen...

Traditionally, the most common perception of healthcare was that it was slower to adopt new technologies compared with other industries by at least a decade. Now, as artificial intelligence becomes a feature or the main capability for solutions meant to support the space, healthcare organizations have become savvier about taking advantage of tech sooner. NVIDIA’s latest State of...