healthcare

In an ever-complicated landscape, healthcare IT leaders are working hard to change the way they support their wireless networks. Learn how many using to Wi-Fi 6E to address challenges and new requirements.

Can you remember a time when telehealth appointments were the exception and not the rule? Oh, how things have changed! Recent developments have caused a surge in the number of providers, hospitals, and healthcare facilities establishing a virtual healthcare model—creating a new need to deliver reliable digital experiences for both their patients and healthcare providers. […]

Any organization would want more security, faster speeds, lower latency and higher reliability. You get that with Wi-Fi 6E. But what other use cases is Wi-Fi 6E good for? Find out here.

Investments in infrastructure are on the rise, fueled by the digital transformation of healthcare. A foundational digital infrastructure is key to the modern healthcare organization of today and tomorrow. Learn how Infrastructure Adoption Model (INFRAM) can help healthcare leaders visualize and address gaps in their technology strategy.

A patient-centric digital front door strategy means providing healthcare access and support wherever the patient is. It can also unlock incremental revenue increases as much as 10% resulting from improved patient experiences. Read about the four focus areas of a digital front door strategy.

UAE-based healthcare network relies upon digital collaboration to provide telehealth services to patients in the midst of the pandemic.

The United States healthcare industry has the highest average cost per data breach. Cisco’s Managed Detection and Response (Cisco MDR) helps monitor a hospital's network to detect threats and reduce discovery from days to hours. Hospitals can stop playing defense and go on the offense against data breaches with Cisco MDR capabilities.

Today, we’re featuring our App Center partner, Infor Location Based Intelligence, a software provider who works with organizations in the healthcare industry to leverage real-time location systems to track and manage people and equipment so they can improve operations and deliver better experiences for patients.

Exploring the future of healthcare—including telehealth and virtual consultations, data and regulation, as well as business continuity.