Inventory Management in the healthcare industry is an area of research focused on efficiently managing inventory, acting as a prerequisite for many planning and decision-making processes in the systems of the industry. Inventory Management in the healthcare industry should first and foremost focus on patient care and satisfaction, with assurance of the availability of a large number of high-quality inventories and regularly changing the environment.

Log management is the process of collecting, storing, analyzing, and reporting on log data generated by IT systems. Logs provide a valuable record of system activities, enabling organizations to: Effective log management is essential for maintaining a healthy and efficient IT infrastructure. By leveraging log data, organizations can proactively address issues, improve performance, and enhance overall system reliability.

In an organization driven by people and patient-centricity, Philips understands that delivering the best experiences for their customers starts with providing positive experiences for their employees. When their employees are supported and engaged, they are better equipped to deliver top-quality care outcomes for their customers.

Over the years, organizations in the United States have adopted emerging technologies in the markets in new ways. Every company today is desperately trying to implement examples of digital transformation through a digital transformation framework with new technologies in its operations to enhance business value and gain a competitive advantage.

There are plenty of reasons why it’s a smart move to have a cloud CMDB (Configuration Management Database). As companies embrace the cloud for its flexibility, scalability, and operational benefits, it’s no surprise that many are either purchasing cloud-based services or accelerating cloud migration strategy. According to the Cloud Computing Study 2024 by FOUNDRY, 63% of IT decision-makers report having accelerated their cloud migration over the past 12 months.

Nexthink’s industry-leading Experience 24 Events in Boston and London brought together over 1000 IT professionals dedicated to accelerating the value of strategic adoption of DEX. A hot topic was the growing recognition that traditional Observability solutions (APM’s and other high-cardinality technology monitoring solutions) while necessary, are insufficient to solve the full, end-to-end visibility of how employees are experiencing the totality of their web applications.