As healthcare organizations begin to sort through the wreckage from Covid, one of the key priorities is “getting their arms around” identity governance, according to our IT security experts, who shared lessons learned during a recent panel discussion.
“The Expectations Have Changed”: Why It’s Time to Stop Kicking Identity Governance Down the Road
“Defense in Depth”: Why a Layered Approach Is Needed to Secure Data
“You Have to Be Able to Adapt”: The Keys to Securing Data During (and After) a Crisis
“COVID Has Caused Us to Rethink Everything”: HIT Leaders Share Lessons Learned
“We’ve Had to Pivot Quickly”: How Cloud Can Help Organizations Respond to a Crisis
Securing What You Can’t See: Four HIT Leaders on the Challenges of IoMT Devices
From Push To Pull: How Changing the Culture Opened Doors at Sutter Health
Sneak Attack: Going Lean Without A Heavy Hand
When it comes to going lean, the best strategy is a sneak attack, say Drex DeFord and Wes Wright, who believe one of the biggest mistakes leaders make in implementing process improvement methodologies is trying to do too much, too soon. If anyone would know the ins and outs of going lean, it’s DeFord, a […]
Wes Wright, CIO, Seattle Children’s Hospital, Chapter 4
Lessons learned from the early CIO years
From Japan to Seattle
CIOs need to “take that leadership role and lead”
MU & ICD-10 — “The more we can get standardized in healthcare, the better off we are”
The developing partnership between government entities and healthcare organizations
Finding a place to call home