IT Analysis Methodologies for Healthcare Systems

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IT Analysis Methodologies for Healthcare Systems

Posted April 29, 2014 | Leadership | Technology | Amplify

Currently, software systems in the healthcare domain are not sufficient to alleviate this crisis. Most of those systems are not extensible or scalable, and they have little interoperability. In this article, I will show how IT analysis methods can help alleviate the crisis by providing tools to build IT software systems that will reduce cost and complexity in the healthcare domain.

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Andre Leclerc

André LeClerc is a Contributing Expert for Cutter Consortium. Mr. LeClerc's expertise includes SOA technologies, methodologies, and practices. He also focuses on business intelligence (BI), big data, data warehousing, data mining, and predictive analytics. Mr. LeClerc has built some significant products in both the SOA and BI domains. He has authored several papers on enterprise application integration and legacy reengineering, some with Cutter… Read More

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IT Analysis Methodologies for Healthcare Systems

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