By Jim Bertler on
4/24/2008 5:21 AM
RFID is a major technology enabler for identifying and tracking goods and assets within a hospital. It can help hospitals locate expensive equipment more quickly and improve the management of movable assets. It can help keep track of items used in patient’s room and surgeries.
RFID can be used in conjunction with Microsoft Dynamics GP and its materials management functionality. With all these technologies working together a hospital environment can contain costs and lengthen the ownership of expensive equipment.
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By Jim Bertler on
4/23/2008 10:10 PM
Competition between health plan organizations are increasing and to become a leader in the industry you must have a competitive advantage in order to succeed. By using business intelligence (SharePoint BI) to allow your staff, partners and executives’ easy access to important customer (Microsoft Dynamics CRM), and financial (Microsoft Dynamics GP) data, you empower individuals and teams to make quick, informed, precise decisions for the company.
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By Jim Bertler on
4/23/2008 9:28 PM
For non-profit organizations, like nursing homes, donations can be an important revenue source. The problem with most funding or donor management software out there today is the inability to integrate with a financial management system. By using Microsoft Dynamics CRM you can create a closed loop system by being able to market to the potential donor, forecasting the donation and collecting and reporting on it in your financial management system (Microsoft Dynamics GP). This can also be reported on with other financial data in a consolidated format.
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By Jim Bertler on
4/16/2008 4:58 PM
For a while now I have been debating whether or not there would be a use for an integrated electronic medical record (EMR) and a customer relationship management system. To further understand the problem you first have to define EMR and CRM. An EMR is a system that allows physicians and staff the ability to document patient encounters, streamline workflow and share information to appropriate parties like other physicians or staff. CRM allows marketing, sales and customer service staff the ability to track customer encounters, streamline sales and customer service processes and share information to individuals and managers. View full story here.
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By Jim Bertler on
4/9/2008 5:09 PM
Microsoft SharePoint has literally gone from a product that just facilitated communications within a company to a full blow development and business intelligence reporting tool. If you are running Lawson, Oracle, SAP or Microsoft as your accounting system Microsoft SharePoint has the integration capabilities to extract important data out and display it in a visually digestible way. To learn more about what Microsoft SharePoint can do for your company’s business intelligence capabilities contact Cornerstone Solutions to speak with a sales executive.
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By Jim Bertler on
4/8/2008 2:55 PM
QuickBooks to Dynamics GP.... A Smart Move
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By Jim Bertler on
4/7/2008 7:00 PM
Cornerstone Client Featured at Launch Event
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By Jim Bertler on
4/2/2008 1:42 PM
Microsoft CRM 4.0 Launch Event
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By Jim Bertler on
4/1/2008 2:28 PM
Managing patient care is of utmost importance to hospital administration. From reviewing most of the clinical based software in the market there really isn’t any solution out there that focuses on customer patient care. A solution like this would manage non clinical data points. An example would be a survey that focuses on how the patient rates service not regulatory efficiency. This would be load into CRM from the web or from a form patients could fill out. This data would help, from a non-clinical perspective, improve quality of care.
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