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Bobbie Byrne, MD, EVP & CIO, Edward Elmhurst Health, Chapter 3

08/30/2016 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

Merging two IT cultures isn’t easy, but it can be done if leaders are willing to listen and to ask some key questions, says CIO Bobbie Byrne. And even then, there are going to be landmines.

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Filed Under: Communication/Transparency, Hospital M&A, Leadership/Staff Management, Mentoring Tagged With: bobbie byrne, Edward Elmhurst Healthcare, Epic, Infor, Lawson, Podcast

Steve Hess, CIO, University Of Colorado Health, Chapter 1

11/25/2015 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

UCHealth’s birth in 2012
Implementing Epic & Lawson across the system
A “high-level framework” for project management & governance
People, process & tools
“Why not Epic?”
Customization vs. configuration — “Be collaborative, but get to the decision.”

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Filed Under: Communication/Transparency, Governance Tagged With: Epic, Lawson, Podcast, Steve Hess, University of Colorado Health

David Chou, CIO, University Of Mississippi Medical Center, Chapter 2

11/06/2013 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

Creating a model for expansion
Data analytics on the radar
Branding UMMC as “a place where you want to be”
Pros and cons of being a young CIO
IT’s seat at the table
Rethinking BYOD — “We’re going to allow some flexibility”
Golf, sports & family

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Filed Under: Big Data, Career Path, Hospital M&A, Strategic Planning, Work-life Balance Tagged With: David Chou, Epic, Lawson, Podcast, University of Mississippi Medical Center

David Chou, CIO, University Of Mississippi Medical Center, Chapter 1

10/30/2013 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

About UMMC
From manual to digital in 3 years
Going big bang with Epic & Lawson
Post-implementation optimization
From Abu Dubai to Mississippi
Motivating the staff — “We’re instilling a stronger sense of urgency.”
Building a hospital from the ground-up

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Filed Under: Career Path, Construction/Renovation, Leadership/Staff Management, Post-Implementation Optimization Tagged With: David Chou, Epic, Lawson, Podcast, University of Mississippi Medical Center

KLAS: Third Parties Edging Software Makers In Remote Hosting Race

12/21/2011 By Anthony Guerra Leave a Comment

In 2009, KLAS reported nearly all software-hosting vendors were performing better than third-party hosting firms. Since then, service firms ACS and Dell have had significantly improved satisfaction scores, according to the company’s recent report: Application Hosting: Dynamic Changes Bring Providers Better Options. They now rival the traditionally highly performing software vendors Cerner, GE, McKesson, and Siemens. ACS […]

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Filed Under: Cloud Computing/Remote Hosting Tagged With: ACS, Allscripts, Cerner, Cerner CommunityWorks, Dell, Epic, GE Healthcare, KLAS, Lawson, McKesson, McKesson Paragon, Meditech, NaviSite, NextGen, Oracle, Siemens Healthcare, Velocity, Xerox

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