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There's a big difference between using a shared cloud environment and using a private cloud for your healthcare applications and data.  If you've been under the impression that the cloud is a security risk, you can be right if you're referring to a shared cloud computing network.  Here are the major risks of using a shared cloud computing environment. 

A lot has been said about the Cloud and its' applications in business.  It is the first real revolution in data storage since the invention of the removable disk.  The bottom line of this innovation is that business' no longer have to rely on banks of servers or expensive measures to store proprietary information, patient records, or any other conceivable data.

Cloud computing makes both software upgrades and movement virtually seamless allowing IT teams the freedom to usher in new technology as soon as it is available.  These are just some of the vast advantages of using Cloud technology.  Below are the top four benefits that Cloud computing brings to the healthcare industry. 

Technology is, and always has been, a major part of healthcare.  The two have been advancing hand-in-hand, seemingly forever.  Cloud computing, though, has presented a challenge, and solutions, of a decidedly different order.  While it is an opportunity of unquestioned importance, understanding how to benefit fully from it requires some study.