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For healthcare providers and their business associates, HIPAA compliance isn’t just a best practice. It’s a legal requirement. For these businesses, ensuring the security and confidentiality of protected health information (PHI) represents a non-negotiable aspect of business operations.

Modern education faces many challenges from attracting students to keeping them engaged. Visual displays are one such strategy which institutions use. Wide format media, such as posters and banners, have long appeared in education. However, modern marketing concepts are changing the way educators approach these tools.

One of the many industries touched by the development of artificial intelligence is video surveillance. The pairing of AI with video surveillance represents a remarkable security advancement. It is making surveillance more powerful and accurate than ever before.

Developing in the near future is the reality of artificial intelligence solutions. For almost a century, AI has been the darling of science fiction. It's captured the imaginations of people through popular culture with hyper-advanced computer systems and human-like robots.

Financial institutions have a clear need to find reliable, robust methods for navigating unpredictable economic and regulatory landscapes. No financial firm can afford to make large up-front investments in IT equipment in response to every single new security trend or regulatory requirement.

Educators’ priorities are clear. Student learning is the ultimate purpose and highest priority for any academic institution. The teaching staff that makes this goal achievable need certain tools and equipment in place to get the job done.

Technology is now the cornerstone of almost every business process. In the legal field where document processing is a complex task that combines a broad range of human-oriented work, process automation and optimization can make an enormous difference.

The genesis of closed-circuit televisions was a revolution in the world of security. Despite the many startling advances in communications technology that have occurred since then, many organizations still rely on solutions not radically different than the first CCTV systems.

Financial firms are under a great deal of pressure. Not only do they need to fulfill customer obligations while adhering to strict regulations, they must also find ways to reduce waste while improving visibility into financial processes – without exposing sensitive customer data in the process.

Why invest in document management? The short answer: Document management prevents costly emergencies, protects customer data, and saves hundreds of man-hours per employee per year.