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Healthcare is undergoing a digital transformation that is reshaping how delivery organizations provide services, manage data and improve patient care.
Healthcare providers are expanding beyond traditional care delivery to provide the experiences patients have come to expect in today’s digital world through telehealth and online or mobile registration, for example. With all this new technology and digital health innovation, the amount of data organizations must integrate and manage across their IT systems grows exponentially. Yet, IT budgets are not growing – many are declining – which means leaders need to find ways to streamline processes, decrease costs and reallocate resources. The answer for many lies in migrating integration technology to the cloud.
Benefits of cloud migration
The cloud offers scalability, allowing organizations to seamlessly expand their digital capabilities without the constraints of traditional on-premises setups. It enables seamless access to patient data, which is critical for delivering efficient and timely care.
Cloud migration eliminates the need for extensive hardware investments and maintenance, transitioning the financial burden from capital expenditures to operational expenses. This results in significant cost savings. Skilled IT staff are reallocated to other areas of the business to focus on innovation or other high-value work.
Protecting patient data is critical in healthcare. With cloud migration, organizations experience enhanced security measures. Compared to traditional on-premises environments, cloud platforms are more seamlessly updated with the latest security patches to protect from emerging threats or vulnerabilities.
Determining the best strategy for your organization
The best way to determine your cloud migration strategy is to define your business goals and align your cloud strategy to support them. For cloud migration, one size does not fit all and the best strategy is the one that works best for you.
Some organizations may be ready to transition entirely to the cloud, while others may embrace a hybrid approach – that’s the beauty of having flexible deployment options. When you work with a partner that meets you where you are to solve your challenges, you don’t have to compromise.
Flexible deployment options empower you to choose the strategy that fits your needs in the moment and gives you the agility you need in the future.
Navigating your cloud migration journey
As you navigate your cloud migration journey, you might be wondering what to do next. Should you migrate interfaces (or build new ones) on your own, or partner with someone who has experience in cloud-based integrations? How do you migrate systems to the cloud while keeping existing on-premise integrations intact?
Access the guide, Moving health data integrations to the cloud, to learn how to manage a hybrid environment, migrate or build interfaces and determine when you need a partner for support.
Emily Olsen 
Susanna Vogel