This case gives us a fundamental understanding of the concept of cloud computing and presents the advantages and issues of this IT infrastructure. This case gives a clear vision of the company’s current situation. Three main questions to consider
1. As you take on leadership and management roles, communication becomes even more important. The higher you rise in an organization, the less time you will spend using the technical skills of your particular profession and the more time you will spend communicating. Top executives spend most of their time communicating, and businesspeople who cannot communicate well do not stand much chance of reaching the top.
Oral communications: This could be spoken one to one, questioning and feedback, this could be over the telephone or face to face, Oral communication allows most misunderstandings to be resolved and can gage by observing their reaction whether they fully understand or are happy with the outcome.
I am writing to update you on the process in building our organization’s communication skills.
There are many forms of communication methods to use to coworkers, consumers, superiors, etc. These communications include in person, memos, reports, letters and in person. As employees of SCO Family of Services, providing the best practice when communicating on company leader head, electronic means and/or in person should be demonstrated professionally. However, knowing when to send an email and when to send a memo is an important process when representing SCO Family of Services.
A critical lack of availability is negatively impacting healthcare, because Information Technology (IT) lack of control over cloud computing, leading to more issues involving availability, reliability, integrity and confidentiality (Kuo, 2011). Availability is a rising risk in the healthcare fields for Information Technology (IT) management using cloud computing (Kuo, 2011). Despite the hype of cloud computing advantages, research confirmed 58% of firms using the cloud have no idea if the cloud is within the U.S. and forty-two% do not know where the cloud servers are placed (Turner, 2013).
The study by Glasberg et al (2014) analyzes the risks healthcare providers experience and the impact cloud computing has in using the new technologies. Focusing on overall risk management, the study takes a holistic approach, where the research focuses both on human and organizational aspects. Using interviews as a form of data collection, the authors categorize risks and assesses impact from 2 perspectives; supply (S) and information systems (IS) as shown in the table 1 below.
For example, a manger will inform the owners or directors, by producing a written report telling them which products are selling better than other’s within a period of time. This form of written communication will be strictly professional and formal, informing them about changes in the business and there actives. However if an employee wanted to inform another member of staff about other issues then they could just email or text them, meaning a simpler, reliable and effective written communication process.
The risk impact of cloud computing practices affecting health care is one researchable topic, which involve credible case studies and sources where significant data can be solicited from. The envisioned study should therefore proceed because the topic of “the risk impact of cloud computing services affecting health care systems” exists within acceptable bounds of research with limits, establishing research parameters having the probable weight of the variables in case of either a qualitative or quantitative research consideration (Sultan, 2014).
The purpose of this paper is to discuss Cloud Computing, a new technology that has become an important tool in the business of healthcare. The paper will provide an overview of cloud computing and discuss the evolution of this new concept in business today. The paper will also examine the application of cloud computing in healthcare and discuss its advantages and disadvantages. Since there are many perspectives on HIPAA and HITECH acts in the healthcare community that have caused fears and concerns regarding security requirements for storing patient data remotely, the conclusion of the paper will review and discussed the
Abstract- Healthcare sector is facing more number of problems like high IT costs, more processing power, scalability and demand for interoperability etc. Present health technology is deficient to address these challenges. Cloud computing having many qualities such as multi-tenancy, flexibility and metered delivery appears a viable approach. The purpose of this document is to provide a point of view on how cloud computing is applicable in healthcare and set some of the key principles that healthcare industry need to focus on when building a strategy for their organization’s adoption of cloud computing. The paper also addresses the common problem that are being faced by different healthcare industry while implementing cloud computing.
workplace as well. Communication is an essential skill that we cannot avoid, and should be perfected as a goal in improving your leadership efficiency. When in a leadership role, the leader
Abstract: Healthcare sector is facing more number of problems like high IT costs, more processing power, scalability and demand for interoperability etc. Present health technology is deficient to address these challenges. Cloud computing having many qualities such as multi-tenancy, flexibility and metered delivery appears a viable approach. The purpose of this document is to provide a point of view on how cloud computing is applicable in healthcare and set some of the key principles that healthcare industry need to focus on when building a strategy for their organization’s adoption of cloud computing. The paper also addresses the common problem that are being faced by different healthcare industry while implementing cloud computing.
The research methodology is discussed in this chapter and research questions as formulated in the introduction chapter are discussed against the data that has been made available in the sample used for the study. Cloud computing is the latest in information technology and the sophistication of the technology appears to be advancing every six months, keeping up with the cloud technology and the different types of clouds that have emerged within the technology to suit different types of business environment have also increased the security risks as the intruders and penetrators are equally knowledgeable about technology.
These days, I've got my head in the clouds, quite literally. No, I haven't applied to the wrong academic department. As much as I appreciate the study of meteorology, my clouds are more solid, more concrete. They also have as much of an impact on our daily lives as the clouds that hang over our heads during the day. As a hobby and in fulfillment of my undergraduate studies, I've started to pick apart the architecture of cloud-based computing. Cloud-based computing is the prevailing trend in computer networking, according to Vertical Systems Reseller writer Julie Ritzer Ross (2011). Most enterprises and many individuals are starting to rethink the way they use computer systems. Networking is the fundamental need for consumers and businesses alike. But while clouds seem simple from a network architecture standpoint, they most certainly present challenges the likes of which thrill me to be able to tackle. In particular, I see a pressing need for network security. While information system management and information security specialists will develop the protocols that will promote enhanced data assurance, it comes down to sensible practical engineering to deliver the goods. I am passionate about helping people work better with technology because I have seen the ways technology transforms lives, in my own community.