Wireframing is truly essential to UX design. Think of it this way: without the foundational support of a wireframe, creating a piece of software would be like building a house without a blueprint […]

As we approach the 20’s of the 2000’s, we are starting to discover what works and what doesn’t in UX design. The ebb and flow of trends has delivered to us flat designs, heaps of parallax […]

Experts agree -- all companies, regardless of industry, will soon have an in-house user experience designer. If you’re asking yourself how a seemingly niche position […]

If you’ve used Amazon, chances are you’ve noticed how much they personalize what you see on their site. From the advertisements to the suggested items […]

Affordable healthcare is on the chopping block — this could mean a lapse or loss in coverage for millions of Americans. Still, the party is moving forward with the repeal... […]

Ethics has always been a part of healthcare. Deciding who and how to treat is a question that many physicians and hospital groups have to deal with on a daily basis... […]

It’s federal law that Medicare and Medicaid plans must implement effective compliance programs. The purpose of the compliance guidelines are to ensure... […]

In the 1980’s and early 1990’s, a large string of hospital closures forced the United States Congress to respond. They chose to write and enact the Balanced... […]

In the high stress world of healthcare, it’s not uncommon for workers to experience burnout. Aside from the urgency and risk that goes into many of their tasks... […]

The more you know about a situation, the better you can respond to it. That’s true for almost all facets of life, and especially true for physicians. Doctors use... […]

Big Data has the power to transform the healthcare industry as we know it, and already there are signs that it’s happening. Physicians and hospitals... […]

Big data is changing healthcare—and it’s a good thing. Technological innovation is a disruption of the norm. It encourages shakeups of the status quo... […]

Getting software developers to talk to one another is not always an easy task. Many developers are introverts who would rather stay in their caves alone... […]

In 2006, three years before the introduction of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), Dr Elliott Fisher, the Director of the Center for Health Policy Research at the Dartmouth Medical School... […]

There are several IRS codes that are mandatory rules for governmental hospitals that have 501(c)(3) status. One of the rules is Section 501(r), and it applies to... […]

The signature legislation of President Barack Obama, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, has caused uproar and celebration alike in the years since its inception. […]

Data visualization is not new, but by using some fresh ideas you can ride the trends to success when building these tools. What Makes A Good Tool? […]

Make the Move Away From SOA Into Microservices. According to the 2016 RebelLabs report from ZeroTurnAround.com, a full 34 percent of developers have made the leap into microservice-oriented architecture, while over half of the remaining 64 percent are considering adopting this method. […]

More and more tech companies are beginning to recognize a need to welcome underrepresented groups into their workforces. That’s why this may be the perfect time for black and Latinx tech enthusiasts to consider a degree in computer science. […]

Something about the tech industry doesn’t quite compute. Girls and boys begin their formal education equally excited about computers, but the numbers of women in the workforce fails to reflect this—and women who do make it into the tech workforce are much more likely to leave it.[…]

Web application development is as fickle as any other facet of development; one year’s standards are next year’s artifacts. A fairly new approach to web application development is the creation of single page applications (SPA) […]

In 2014, CommandMobile.com predicted that recording and capturing data on wireless devices would become more popular in the mining industry. […]