Burwood recently completed a project with a client where they established an “AI Hub” that includes policy documents, training materials, and approved AI tooling. Creating a safe space for testing can lower the chance that your organization will use unapproved tools. This also helps protect your private data.

Six key strategies to consider in preventing data breaches—and limiting damage if and when one occurs.

Why Your Organization Needs a Technology Adoption Strategy

Containerization and virtualization are similar concepts, but they can mean very different things in your IT strategy.

No matter where your organization is on its digital transformation journey, the end goal should be secure access for data and applications across the cloud. This blog explores the options of managing network operations and security postures together as one.

What is IT and clinical engineering convergence, and how can it help you? Use these best practices to build a better medical device technology support and networking strategy.

Bryan McGowan, Burwood’s Security Practice Director, provides his opinion on top cybersecurity trends he anticipates for 2020.

Join Burwood Group for a lively Twitter chat about two of our favorite topics: Healthcare IT and DevOps.

Bryan McGowan, Burwood’s Security Practice Director, provides his opinion on top cybersecurity trends he anticipates for 2019.

Continuing in our exploration of the ins and outs of SD-WAN adoption, here’s a look at some of the common pitfalls of adoption and implementation.

Our Healthcare team offers five guiding principles for developing a consumer-grade contact center experience.

It is our jobs as IT leaders to supply a vehicle that can deliver the promise without compromising the governance, policies, continuity, and cost management the business expects of us, Chris Pond writes.

A vision of the "bedless hospital" has taken shape as health systems are rethinking how and where care is delivered.

Our healthcare leaders share the HIT topics that are on their minds as we prepare for another great year at HIMSS

To thrive over the next three to five years, healthcare organizations, specifically IT departments, must have a strategy and roadmap for technology investments that align to organizational performance initiatives.