We’ve been working virtually on fire for a decade. We’ve had a lot of stumbles, lack of awareness of client’s view leading to high turnover, client staff actively undermining virtual staff, and many more lessons both big and small.

This is a terrific up-to-date article on maybe the biggest threat to small and medium practices. Ransomware is the bane of healthcare.

Years ago I stopped using SMS for authentication but banks are a moribund lot.

In the US some kids want their aging parents to live with them while others definitely do not.

This is a real danger of outsourcing. Asia in general is rampant with pirated software even within large established companies.

I think the reason that remote patient monitoring will grow is because of its effectiveness. When interfacing with healthcare you get a simple short snapshot of a condition or you’re locked down in a hospital room with little more than a bed and TV.

Fall detection is important to detect quickly to save lives for seniors.

Healthcare is in the lower tier of what workers say they can do remotely.

Nicholas Bloom, an Economics professor and a WFH expert, foresaw WFH before it became significant.

60 minutes is reporting on a high-tech Navy monitoring system that’s in research. Remote patient monitoring, where the device is injected and the patient data is transmitted to health services.

Zoom has been great at marketing, timing and dividing on an easy to use UI. But businesses and especially healthcare need a stronger...

To be clear, I’m not talking about COVID critical care but the routine of family and daily healthcare

I think this shows us the future we will see shortly. Any patient with a cardiac concern will be utilizing a wrist device...

This cloth tech soccer into many clothes wrap-ons could become an important tool in remote patient monitoring.

I would estimate that remote healthcare work would last many other white collar industries...

Jo Owens is an eloquent writer and speaks passionately in her representation of the value of the time that we have near the end of our lives.

This year’s International Women’s Day (IWD) #ChooseToChallenge campaign aims to challenge gender bias and inequality and celebrate women’s...

Wearables are advancing at an amazing clip. Many useful vitals are available...

Small talk is one of the most essential human interactions. What appears to be trivial and inane to some...

When the pandemic began in 2020, business planning forced a clear-eyed view of what was going to happen to our business. We needed to prepare for the variations in the COVID virus and we started with the plan to provide our services through 2022 for work from home.