Product Podcast - Epic: Digital Transformation in the Healthcare Industry

Epic: Digital Transformation in the Healthcare Industry

03/09/20 • 46 min

Our digital transformation series takes us to the healthcare industry this episode as we explore the mega corporation, Epic. We navigate the pros and cons of Epic and their competitors in the quest to have usable and interoperable healthcare systems. How do you move to cloud based storage? How do you properly test technology solutions in a hospital setting? Why do doctors and medical professionals seem to be averse to these systems? We address these questions and more as they pertain to the healthcare industry.
Throughout our digital transformation series, we will uncover how companies change their products and processes in order improve their core product, customer experience, and more.
To learn more about our process and what we do, check out www.lftechnology.com.

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Throughout our digital transformation series, we will uncover how companies change their products and processes in order improve their core product, customer experience, and more.
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