One of my favorite aphorisms in data management is “There are those who backup, and those who will.” Once you’ve had one catastrophe with a missing or corrupt backup, you’ll never forget about backing up again. Or will you? More and more, data systems are being hosted by third-party vendors. And part of that service …
I spoke at AAMSE’s annual conference last week, and prior to my session, I got to see Jeffrey Hausfeld of the Society of Physician Entrepreneurs speak. During his session he asked the following question: “Of people, money, and time, which of these resources is most important?” Of course, my immediate reaction was “people,” but in the …
In order to be successful with your AMS selection, there are two key points to keep in mind: No system can provide everything that you’ve identified as a functional need. (If such a system DID exist, I would own it, and be VERY rich!) You’re in very good shape if you can get 80% of your …
The latest in a string of private equity investments in the AMS space was announced earlier this week, as Bregal Sagemount, a New York private equity firm, announced they had taken a minority stake in ASI, the makers of iMIS. You can read more about it here. No specific changes were made with this announcement, but …
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