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While the need for healthcare is constant, certain seasons, such as the cold and flu season, necessitate more of the healthcare provider's attention
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Healthcare Business Review | Monday, May 31, 2021
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While the need for healthcare is constant, certain seasons, such as the cold and flu season, necessitate more of the healthcare provider's attention. Depending on the demands of the customer, the cloud can expand to increase or decrease data storage and traffic.
Fremont, CA: Despite the fact that it has been available for over a decade, cloud computing is frequently referred to as "the future" for organizations. Perhaps a more true statement would be that cloud computing is swiftly becoming a new standard for enterprises all around the world. Every day, an increasing number of enterprises and sectors move their data to a cloud or hybrid server. The healthcare industry is no different. Healthcare professionals have begun to incorporate cloud solutions into their job as they adapt to the ever-changing world of technology.
A recent collaboration between Microsoft and Walgreens demonstrates a shared interest in moving healthcare services to the cloud. The advantages of cloud networksfor healthcare workers are numerous, but so are the risks cloud computing has the potential to dramatically transform the way healthcare is delivered, and the way healthcare and cloud providers defend against potential threats must also evolve.
Here is a summary of some of the benefits of cloud computing in the healthcare industry.