We would like to thank each of our clients for counting on Stemp as your IT department during the past year. We look forward to making your businesses run more smoothly and productively through the use of technology in the coming year. At Stemp Systems, we’ve built a reputation for developing creative solutions to help our clients…
Category Archives: Disaster Recovery
Protect Your IT Before the Hurricane
Hurricane Sandy is expected to impact portions of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast on with destructive winds, heavy rainfall and coastal flooding. The strongest part of the storm is predicted to hit on Monday and Tuesday, October 29 and 30, 2013. In addition to preparing your home and business for the storm, there are a number…
September is National Preparedness Month
How long would it take for your business to be up and running after a catastrophe that erased your business data or destroyed your computer systems? It’s important to prepare before an emergency. In fact, September 2012 marks the eleventh anniversary of the tragic events of 9/11, and thus September has been proclaimed National Preparedness…
Lunch and Learn with Stemp
“Is it possible for different application roles to be hosted on the same server?” This is one of the many questions asked and answered at the Lunch and Learn Stemp Systems sponsored this week (Wed. May 2, 2012) with speakers from Dell and VMware. The answer is, yes, it is possible through virtualization. The session about…
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Penny Wise and Shekel Foolish
Everyone likes to save money by reducing expenses, but sometimes we don’t focus on the right things and it ends up costing us more in the long run. Stemp Systems recently brought on a new client, a company that opened up a new office near our building. When I first met this neighbor, I walked…
Continue Reading »Starting Over With a New EHR System
When to Start Over Is your medical practice considering starting over with a new EHR system? Studies have shown an increase in dissatisfaction with EHRs over the course of time, being caused by a variety of factors, as we discussed in last week’s blog post. A 2012 study of 300 prospective EHR buyers by KLAS…
Continue Reading »Growing Dissatisfaction with EHRs
Studies Confirm Dissatisfaction It comes as no surprise, to those working in and with Health IT, that studies are finding many providers are not happy using Electronic Health Records (EHR) systems. Several studies have shown dissatisfaction with EHR systems is on the rise. A survey of 4,279 clinicians was conducted between March 2010 and December…
Continue Reading »Keeping Your Business Up When The Cloud Crashes
Harsh weather, demand overload, technical malfunction, viruses, and hackers can all knock out the cloud. Thousands of cloud users were affected by outages in the past year. While in most cases there is nothing you can do but wait it out, there are some actions your business can take to minimize the damage caused when…
Continue Reading »The Cloud Crashed – Again: Understanding “The Cloud”
2012 was a year in which the cloud crashed – several times – bringing down a host of hosted services. And this trend is continuing in 2013. What are hosted services? What actually happens when the cloud crashes? And what does this mean for you? What are cloud hosted services? “A hosted service is a…
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