Eizo's monitor provides a single view of patient images and data.

A stripped-down version of Windows Server 2008 might be just the ticket for your agency's older servers.

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The use of digital imagery begins to expand beyond radiology.

Program Director for the Federal Health Architecture, Health and Human Services Department

For small agencies moving to disk-to-disk storage, it makes sense to take advantage of existing tape stores.

As the government promotes universal electronic medical records, single sign-on technology gains momentum.

To make a quantum leap forward, the recovery effort needs a tech launching pad: a modernized IT infrastructure.

High-availability storage hinges on being prepared for a system failure.

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Feds share how taking risks on IT — eliminating manual processes, reducing steps and delivering vsibility to strategic data — can deliver radical ROI.

The military's massive Base Realignment and Closure initiative will bring new technology to the fore — as well as the need for new skills and training.

Operation Homefront's computer donation program helps military families and wounded warriors keep in touch via the keyboard.

Dependable IT at the point of care proves to be a critical component of health service on the battlefield.