Nowadays technology can be found everywhere and in almost everything we use, from a simple gadget children play with to running the most sophisticated hospital equipment. It offers countless opportunities to maximise efficiency within business operations, giving entrepreneurs more time to focus on their business.
Applying technology to improve business efficiency will be the theme of a conference organised by 6PM on July 1 at the InterContinental Hotel, St Julian’s. During the conference, attendees will view a live demonstration of iFIT, which is already being implemented in several UK hospitals.
Initially used to track patient health records, hospitals are now expanding the system to track medicinal supplies, medical equipment, vulnerable patients and more using RFID tagging. Basically if it moves, you tag it and iFIT will track it. The iFIT solution is very portable to other industries such as the law courts, where it can track case notes and items of evidence around buildings.
Ron Burdis, iFIT Business Unit Director at 6PM, will explain how iFIT can be used as a general cross-industry tracking and management solution. He will also demonstrate the mobility kit including iWorkforce, tag pairing and printing as well as RFID detection.
Cloud storage services make sure that important files are available 24×7 wherever you are and using whatever device. You don’t have to worry about losing vital information if you misplace your device or your computer dies down because cloud saves your files, documents or photos on your devices as well as in a data centre on premise. The cloud’s value proposition includes lowered costs and handing of technical headaches to a third party. Barriers to adoption for enterprises include data sovereignty and worries over the stability of handing IT functions over to a vendor.
SkySync by 6PM has been designed and built for business. It ensures that you can access your files online and offline, is a true file synchronisation to any device, is easy to control and track, and has a single sign-on integration. SkySync ensures that you can remotely back-up the contents of your file service and remotely wipe your devices.
Brian Zarb Adami, 6PM Chief Technical Officer, will explain how SkySync makes sure that only authorised files can be opened besides securing data in transit and on every device. It allows you to share documents among colleagues and suppliers while retaining control over company files even on devices that you do not have control over.
Alan Davis, i5 Services President, will talk about increasing inpatient revenue by one to three per cent through improved comorbidity coding. He will make a detailed review of a case study from the University of Utah Hospital unveiling how i5 Services are increasing inpatient revenues by $2m per month. 6PM is playing an instrumental role in the commercialisation of this technology.
The rate of change in technology is challenging. Up to a few years ago companies searched for the best technically savvy people to get onto their books. They looked for the best Java or .NET developers, and nothing else was acceptable.
Does a company like 6PM follow suit or does it adopt a different approach in line with its business model? 6PM Chief Operations Officer Peter Bugeja will explain the skills available at 6PM and the technology being created by the company.
Companies wanting to invest in their growth can use two solutions provided by 6PM, which has gone through many of the same operational pains which aggressive growth seeking organisations feel. John Deguara, 6PM Chief Strategy Officer will explain that the key component to surviving and excelling is ensuring the accuracy and availability of data.
To support this objective, 6PM presents Pegasus Enterprise Resource Planning Software and an Electronic Document Management Solution that is scalable and flexible enough for most budgets and company sizes.
To register for this free event, log on to www.6pmsolutions.com/events.