SnapComms Blog

In today's world, if a criminal wanted to hurt your business and steal from your organization, they're more likely to commit the crime online than break into your office.

Hospitals and healthcare facilities are huge users of IT services. Hundreds of staff rely on thousands of systems to help them deliver the best patient care. Keeping systems up to date, secure and used is a challenge for busy IT teams.

COVID-19 has touched everyone. From the workers whose jobs have been lost, to the businesses whose operations have been crippled, and the sectors weakened under the strain, no-one has escaped its influence. Yet as 2020 approaches its final quarter, for many, the situation is getting worse.

Healthcare technology is among the most important equipment in a hospital. The introduction of new technology like electronic medical records (EMR) or telemedicine promise to improve the quality and efficiency of services.

Higher education is in the midst of a revolution. Mergers, acquisitions, strategic alliances and digital transformations are dramatically reshaping the industry. The COVID-19 crisis has hit the industry hard and driven students online.

Albert Einstein, renowned physicist and crazy hairstyle pioneer, famously proclaimed that “our technology has exceeded our humanity.” It was a popular concern in an age where big advances were being made.

Cyber security is a billion-dollar threat to healthcare organizations. Whether due to hacking or negligence, a security breach is an IT Manager’s worst nightmare.

Meet Anmar. He’s just accepted a new job – right when the coronavirus crisis started. He can’t visit his new offices, can’t meet any of his colleagues in person, can’t pick up all the equipment he needs. Doesn’t sound like a great start, does it?

As COVID-19 sweeps the world, healthcare workers continue to provide essential care – but are at high risk. Being exposed to COVID-19 cases threatens workers, patients and entire hospitals with harmful infections.