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For years, the federal government has championed the idea that effective use of health IT systems can go a long way to improving the quality of healthcare in the U.S. Now, a new report by Healthgrades, an independent source for physician information and quality hospital outcomes, seems to confirm the federal government's position.

Let’s be honest: The cloud is a killer. Other than the microprocessor, I think we would be hard-pressed to find another technological innovation that has so effectively killed off its predecessors.

Over the past two years, I've written several articles about the potential impact telehealth technologies can have on the U.S. healthcare system. However, a few obstacles (e.g. reimbursement issues, physician collaboration requirements, etc.) have prevented telehealth from achieving widespread adoption. This trend may be about to change as some recent developments are spurring demand for telehealth services. The following are four key reasons why now is an ideal time for your healthcare facility to invest in telehealth solutions.

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) is already consolidating.  Terremark, Savvis and NaviSite have merged into large Operators.

Keep this in mind when considering this question. In reality "managed server" and "cloud" are not mutually exclusive.

Mark Dean helped build the original IBM PC, which officially celebrates its 30th birthday on August 12. Dean was part of the 12-person IBM engineering team that designed that first machine in 1981 and helped ignite the PC revolution that has reshaped industries and forever changed the way humans work.

If ICD-10 isn't already a top IT initiative at your healthcare facility, it should be. The deadline for compliance is quickly approaching, and if you don't hit it, the consequences are simple - you won't get paid. This article outlines key steps to effectively prepare for the ICD-10 transition.  By Ken Congdon, editor in chief, Healthcare Technology Online

Trying to cope with the flood of personal and non-traditional devices at work? Think beyond the desktop and get your organization ready for the device revolution!

What you're missing in your cloud ROI calculations - Microsoft's silly 'we'll save you 80 percent' claims show how too many businesses focus on the wrong cloud benefit

Kicking and screaming, many businesses are adopting the public cloud because their data and budget needs leave them no choice

One in 10 notebook computers will be lost over their three-year lifetime -- study pegged the cost of each lost device at $49,000 -- mostly due to the leakage of company-sensitive data say experts

The cloud isn’t just for the big guys anymore.  ClubDrive Executive Vice President Byron Attridge is interviewed by Atlanta Business Chronicle about how small businesses are leveraging the cloud to get Superior and Simplified IT.

ClubDrive Executive Vice President Byron Attridge suggests businesses say goodbye to their servers and hello to the Cloud.

California Lawyer's Kevin Woo discusses how ClubDrive Systems can be used in the legal community.

ClubDrive CEO John Alston talks about how cloud computing can level the field for small and medium-sized businesses with access to superior technology and data protection.

The VARGuy.com sat down with ClubDrive's Byron Attridge to talk about the Citrix application and its benefits.

CLOUD COMPUTING CAN MAKE THE iPad MULTITASK LIKE A LAPTOP

Secure Data Backup Services Are a Business Saving Necessity

ClubDrive fills need for Georgia Retina.

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ClubDrive helps small businesses save money

John Alston, CEO of ClubDrive Systems Inc. comments on starting a business during these economic times

CEO John Alston featured in Processor Magazine as expert on the netbook platform

ClubDrive Systems Inc. CEO John Alston welcomes the public attention towards “cloud computing."

SaaS and Citrix - How to configure your data center

ClubDrive Systems Exec. Vice President of Sales & Marketing discusses the value of enterprise cloud computing.

John Alston featured in up-close interview in Atlanta Journal-Constitution

John Alston is using assets of his start-up computer business to enable children with dyslexia to get the help they need at the Schenck School.

ClubDrive Systems, Inc. contributes free network design and architecture for the school's technology enhancements...

ClubDrive Systems Inc. has teamed up with Luckyfish to create its new website, available starting Jan. 15...

For a low monthly fee, ClubDrive Systems Inc. can help business owners reduce energy costs while saving office space...

ClubDrive Systems Inc. is the first technology company in Atlanta to offer the business applications system that is sweeping the IT world...