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Medical coding plays a key role in the healthcare industry. It enables both providers and payors to describe diagnoses and treatments and determine the associated costs and reimbursements. It’s also complicated, time-consuming, and prone to errors. A recent collaboration between ClearScale, AWS, and Creative Practice Solutions, a medical consulting firm, has yielded an application prototype to help overcome those issues. In the first blog of this two-part series, we discuss that prototype. The second blog will discuss some of

AWS re:Invent 2019 demonstrated once again, AWS has been busy. The company announced 77 product launches, feature releases, and services at its annual conference — all that at some level is driving IT evolution and business transformation. Here are five that we think are going to prove to be extremely beneficial. 1. Amazon Redshift Updates AWS made three notable updates to Redshift. First up, it’s now possible to unload an Amazon Redshift query result to an Amazon S3 data

The applications for matchmaking powered by artificial intelligence (AI) go far beyond online dating. The use of machine learning (ML) can help match job seekers to jobs, startups to venture capitalists, nonprofit organizations to grants, and even prospective college students to institutions of higher education. However, it’s not just the match that matters. AI offers opportunities to do more with the data gathered for these applications. For example, the data gathered for matching students to colleges and universities could

Read or watch the news on any given day and there will undoubtedly be an announcement that a high-profile data breach has occurred in a heavily used financial or healthcare organizations, website, or social media channel. As unfortunate as these incidents are, most are preventable with proper security policies, active data breach monitoring, and audit logs that can track any breach before it becomes an issue. Not all data breaches are due to outside attackers launching attacks or ransomware heists

Any business operating today is familiar with the need to provide support to their customers. Typically, this involves a call center solution when a product or service is first rolled out and, over time, grows to include support tools like online forums or knowledge bases to help manage the increased complexity to support a growing customer or product base. Although technologies continue to advance and changes have been made to how support centers operate, the costs to maintain or sustain