Multi-Cloud Considerations For Application DevelopersHome→Search ResultsA 35-minute discussion for application developers considering a multi-cloud approach, including potential advantages, pain points, and tradeoffs to be aware of. RecordingThe video was recorded at a Keyhole Software Public Education Event in October 2022. Speaker Zach Gardner is a Senior Consultant and Architect at Keyhole Software with over 15 years of experience helping clients …
Data interoperability is one of the hardest problems in Healthcare IT. The most popular approach is to exchange HL7v2 messages between systems. These pipe-delimited messages are difficult to read by a human and often need additional customizations between implementations.
The next major paradigm shift is towards FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources), a JSON-based standard that is evolving ahead of the needs of the industry. Cloud vendors like Microsoft, Amazon, and Google are trying to lay their claim to be the one-stop shop for healthcare on the cloud.
This blog is part of a 4 part series diving into an actual use case I recently encountered while working with a client. I had to stand up an FHIR repository/API for 2+ million patients that could be used by hundreds of users every day, as well as countless background processes.
A 35-minute discussion for application developers considering a multi-cloud approach, including potential advantages, pain points, and tradeoffs to be aware of.
Client Snapshot A large, North American engineering and construction organization operating at enterprise scale, supporting complex, mission-critical systems across multiple business units. Engagement Overview Keyhole Software partnered with this organization to support and modernize its cloud and data platforms across multiple concurrent engineering teams. A Principal Consultant worked alongside internal stakeholders to strengthen Azure architecture, improve data platform performance, and …
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