HealthTech September 11, 2024
Kathy Cluff

Healthcare organizations considering expanding their cloud journeys, or even making an initial move, should start with app rationalization.

Healthcare organizations need the right blend for a “cloud-smart” strategy that digs into the details of which workloads are right for the cloud. They are learning that just because they can move something into the cloud, it doesn’t always mean that they should. As mergers and acquisitions continue to change the industry’s landscape, organizations may be inheriting redundant applications, aging systems and outdated facilities that could hamper growth. A typical healthcare organization can have hundreds or thousands of applications in its system, and there are many opportunities to find redundancy.

As these organizations prioritize adoption of newer technologies, improvement of digital access...

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