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|Videos|January 31, 2012
Cloud Computing at Your Medical Practice
Author(s)Marisa Torrieri
Chris Witt, CEO of WAKE TSI, discusses the ins and outs of cloud computing and its potential impact at your practice.
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Chances are you’ve heard about “cloud computing.” But what does this term mean, and why is it important for your practice?
In this video interview using Skype, Chris Witt, CEO of Philadelphia-based WAKE TSI, a provider of IT services, discusses the benefits and considerations of cloud-based EHRs and other services for physician practices.
For more information on cloud computing, see our January 2012 story, “
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