Tag: Business
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Zero-Downtime Care Cover Reveal: Front Cover Reveal
Zero-Downtime Care cover is here—a plain-English playbook to modernize healthcare IT, stop quiet threats, and lead without coding. See the cover, summary, toolkit…
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A 24-Hour Heads-Up: Start Tiny with AI Triage
AI triage = a 24-hour heads-up. Start tiny: pick one group, rank by simple risk clues, call the top five, track and repeat. Want the scorecard to choose your first step…
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Consistency Over Tenure: The 30-Minute Rep Playbook
4 years vs 4 months: the beginner beats me—because consistency + coaching > time served. Try one focused daily rep, get feedback, track 30 days. Here’s the playbook…
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Governance that Speaks Clinician
Ever notice how fast a clinician’s eyes glaze over once your slide deck starts speaking fluent acronym? The quickest way to clear a room is to lead with latency stats and server IDs instead of the numbers that touch patients. Trade tech-speak for plain-language KPIs they actually care about: infection rate, case length, turnover time.…
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One Metric That Matters (OMTM)
Pick one metric that moves revenue or risk. Review weekly, name an owner, set thresholds, tie inputs to outcomes. Make it visible and let it drive your next three moves…
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Is It a Drill or a Breach? The Midnight Alarm Test
A midnight alarm, waved off as a drill, turned into fines—swap flames for PHI. Run a no-notice tabletop and time the response. Can your team tell drill from real…
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Scope a Project in 30 Minutes
I initially scope any project in 30 minutes with this. If we can’t quickly define it in simple terms, we’re inviting surprises. Try this outline: – Problem in one sentence (no solutions). – Who’s impacted (by role). – Non-goals (what we’re not doing). – Success metric + earliest deadline. – One risky assumption to test…
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Imaging on the move: Cloud Migration Missteps
Cloud migration can feel like a new highway that still jams—legacy servers hide bottlenecks. Here’s how to spot them and plan a zero-downtime hand-off…
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Security = preflight checks by a ready team
Like a flight crew before takeoff, every business needs a security auditor and a leader who turns findings into wins. Here’s what “great” really looks like…
