Gartner's Top 10 Tech Trends through 2015

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The Top 10 Tech Trends that affect health care organizations and providers. Includes organization considerations and optimum implementation timeline. (Source: Health Data Management)

Gartner’s Top 10
Tech Trends
through 2015

Trend
Why is it a trend?
Considerations for Health Care
Organizations
Optimum Implementation
Timeline

Why is it a trend?

Latest devices have a
high “cool factor.”

Considerations for Health
Care Organizations
• Determine security guidelines
and use profiles
• Build integration timelines
• Shop for vendor support

Optimum Implementation
Timeline

Critical implementation
timeline is 2012
through 2014

Why is it a trend?

Denser racks with
higher performance
means technology is
getting smaller.

Considerations for Health
Care Organizations
• Utilization levels and compute-
to-energy ratios critical by 2013
• Retaining organizational
footprint dictates logical growth
without physical growth

Optimum Implementation
Timeline

2013 through 2014

Why is it a trend?

Increased awareness in
energy use, compute-to-
consumption ratios and
key performance indicator
(KPI) consumption.

Considerations for Health
Care Organizations
• Energy management needs to
become an enterprise-level
discipline
• Requires energy management
information systems

Optimum Implementation
Timeline

By 2017

Why is it a trend?

“A seamless shift
between computing
and communicating.”

Considerations for Health
Care Organizations
• PCs and mobile devices are different
• Security remains a challenge
• Device variability makes portal
platform building difficult
• Clouds and smaller datacenters are
making mobility doable

Optimum Implementation
Timeline

By 2015

Why is it a trend?

More than 60 percent
of IT cloud adoption is
redeployment of
current technology.

Considerations for Health
Care Organizations
• There will be a growing shift to use
private and hybrid cloud operations
• Deploy only after public services
have been integrated with private
delivery
• Make sure there is a valid business
reason to migrate to the cloud

Optimum Implementation
Timeline

Through 2013

Why is it a trend?

Integration of common IT elements
(E.g. monolithic servers, storage and
networks) enables faster
component replacement or
substitution and better service
response with optimized workloads.

Considerations for Health
Care Organizations
• IT needs will become increasingly
integrated
• Practices should seek single-
database practice management and
EHR operations
• Will lead to any-to-any virtual
connectivity for resource sharing

Optimum Implementation
Timeline

Through 2015

Why is it a trend?

Organizations are seeking
to get the most out of IT
money invested.

Considerations for Health
Care Organizations
• Understand Glass’s Law: “For
every 25 percent increase in
functionality of a system, there
is a 100 percent increase in the
complexity of that system."

Why is it a trend?

Big Data is static and
organizations are seeking
to connect the ability to
manage data and use data.

Considerations for Health
Care Organizations
• The longer you ignore “Big Data,”
the worse it gets
• Evaluate data input and eliminate
duplication for consistency and waste
elimination
• Segment and prioritize core data
needs

Why is it a trend?

Real-time service is
expected and “crowd-
sourcing” is becoming
prevalent.

Considerations for Health
Care Organizations
• Build transitions strategies
such as super-users to address
decreasing services desks
• Enable a proactive business
productivity team

Trend
Virtual-and-Software-
Defined Networks

Why is it a trend?

Increased automation and
agility coupled with simplified
design and policy-
based/network management.

Considerations for Health
Care Organizations
• There will be an increase in
change of processes and
interactions
• This includes patient
interaction through systems

Source

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