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HEALTHCARE SERVICES
OVERVIEW
Health Care today faces both a revolution in Information Technology and in the way Health Care will do business. These changes have been compounded by the continuing impact of Managed Care being joined by Regulatory and Patient Safety initiatives.
TODAY'S TECHNOLOGY CHALLENGES
Intellicor Incorporated (Intellicor) believes any Health Care entity must have an effective application architecture attuned to its strategic goals in order to achieve effective use of these new and emerging technologies. Strategic information must be managed in the same way that people, dollars, and facilities are managed. Industry Studies have shown that over 90% of MIS shops do not have rigorous standards and do not manage Projects effectively. This is predicated on degree of overruns both in time and money, and by the customer's feeling that their expectations have not been met. Lack of a standard constrains an organization's ability to learn from each successive project, to improve its service, and to teach its employees. This impacts on management's ability to effectively track the progress of its projects, to identify problem areas before they affect the bottom line, pro-actively resolve problem areas, and respond to competitive pressures and unplanned opportunities.
In an environment of rapid change and rapid response to market changes, you cannot afford to delay implementing solutions. Intellicor Incorporated (Intellicor) provides an effective project management methodology attuned to your organization so you can achieve effective use of your resources, meet your customer's needs and expectations, and be successful in this world of Health Care Delivery.
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In the rapidly changing environment
of today's Health Care delivery system, organizations are looking
for any competitive advantage which might be available. Fortunately,
an extremely powerful tool has always been available - in many cases
it simply has not been organized, positioned, or managed in a way to
realize its potential.
During the next three to five years
there will be a tremendous change in the information system
capabilities available for Health Care to exploit. Most Health Care
organizations cannot afford to commit resources to both implement
currently needed technology and to pursue the technology model which
will ultimately make their organization the best.
