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This month, Kirit Desai, Derive Technologies' CEO, and our company, were were recognized as Carey Gabay Excellence and Innovation Awardees, which celebrate New York certified Minority and Women-owned Business Enterprises (MWBEs) for their "entrepreneurial spirit, commitment to innovation and efforts to strengthen their communities." The honor, from NYS Empire State D

An article in the April 17, 2019, edition of Healthcare IT News (from HIMSS Media), by John Donohue, has the important title, "3 questions to ask before putting a healthcare application in the cloud." According to Donohue: "Several years ago, many experts were indicating that by 2020 everything would be running in the cloud." He continued: "Speed to market, costs savings, opt

An important article appeared today (January 17, 2019) in HIMSS Media's publication, Healthcare IT News, by author, Tom Sullivan, entitled, "Pew: Here's what APIs need to succeed for healthcare." It cites Pew Research's "Ben Moscovitch," who, according to Healthcare IT News, "said APIs hold the potential for a dramatic shift in how health data is accessed and used for patien

Derive Technologies (comprising our dedicated Derive Healthcare practice) has formed a unique solution provider relationship with the national healthcare GPO, Intalere.

New York, NY, May 31, 2018 – Derive Healthcare, the dedicated healthcare practice of the NY/NJ-based, nationwide IT business solution provider, Derive Technologies – is expanding its alliance partnership with Capsa Healthcare.

April 5, 2018 -- An important article in the March 31, edition of Modern Healthcare, by author, Rachel Z.

An article in yesterday's CRN (1 Feb 2018), by Steven Burke, was entitled, "HPE Partners See New CEO Neri Accelerating 'Next' Era of Channel Sales Growth." According to Burke, "Hewlett Packard Enterprise partners said new HPE CEO Antonio Neri is set to drive what they are calling the 'Next' era of channel sales growth."

January 23, 2018 - A revealing article appeared today in Becker's Healthcare, by contributor, Julie Spitzer, entitled, "5.6M patient records breached in 2017: 6 things to know."

Healthcare providers all around the world are increasing usage of mobile devices in clinical workflows. This trend presents a number of new challenges with infection control and overall device management.