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For organizations considering server virtualization, underlying storage infrastructure is a highly important component. While it's true that your chosen storage mechanism must have adequate space and be secure, there are also a number of other considerations specific to storage for server virtualization. This article will explore some of the more important factors. Learn more about improving storage for server virtualization environments Considering storage for server virtualization? Here's how to choose the best option for your business Using server virtualization technology and virtualized storage in a health care setting Although not an absolute requirement, organizations looking to virtualize their servers should consider investing in shared storage, which is a storage pool accessible from multiple host servers. Shared storage is important because, at the present time, it is required for Windows Failover Clustering and for live migrations. Live migration technology allows a virtual machine to be moved from one host server to another without taking the ... Access >>>
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Meaningful use guidelines for specialists: Stickier than for primary care
by Don Fluckinger, News Director
Meaningful use for specialists can be difficult. But referring primary care physicians will demand data interoperability; avoiding it isn't an option.
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Finding the right storage for server virtualization implementations
by Brien M. Posey, Contributor
An efficient virtual server environment needs the right storage infrastructure. This article outlines the main storage considerations for a virtual server implementation.
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Meaningful use guidelines for specialists: Stickier than for primary care
by Don Fluckinger, News Director
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Compliance with meaningful use regulations for specialists is attainable
by Don Fluckinger, News Director
Meaningful use for specialists can be difficult. But for radiologists, with some creative technology development and training, attesting is possible.
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Compliance with meaningful use regulations for specialists is attainable
by Don Fluckinger, News Director
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HIE and mobile health: The buzz for HIMSS 2013?
by Ed Burns, News Writer
High-profile politicians dominate this year's keynote sessions, but mobile health is the hot topic at HIMSS 2013.
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Health IT salary data spurs optimism about 2013
by Don Fluckinger, News Director
Some health IT shops are reporting decreasing staff and even paid furloughs, but most aren't. Health IT salaries mostly aren't contracting, either.
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HIE and mobile health: The buzz for HIMSS 2013?
by Ed Burns, News Writer
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