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Enabling privacy and choice for customers in data system design

Lacework

This article addresses privacy in the context of hosting data and considers how privacy by design can be incorporated into the data architecture. In many cases we see that customers prefer to have their data stored and managed locally in their home region, both for reasons of regulatory compliance and also business preference.

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How to Conduct User Acceptance Testing: Process Stages, Deliverables, and End-User Testing Place in Quality Assurance

Altexsoft

So that the development team is able to fix the most of usability, bugs, and unexpected issues concerning functionality, system design, business requirements, etc. It’s important to mention that UAT isn’t tailored to reveal technical/design bugs in the existing software, but it doesn’t exclude finding some.

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22 Health IT Experts Reveal the Single Best Way to Simplify Interoperability in Healthcare IT

Datica

The best road to interoperability in healthcare available to us today is to demand an open architecture from vendors and technology providers. Rejecting point solutions with closed architecture and embracing vendor-neutral open architecture is the first step on a long path towards meaningful healthcare interoperability.