As a healthcare CIO, there may be difficulty getting buy in on new technology. Our CEO, Martin Jones, tackles this challenge and offers his thoughts as he heads to the HIMSS conference.

Webopedia™ defines Systems Integration as “an individual or company that specializes in building complete computer systems by putting together components from different vendors. Unlike software developers, systems integrators typically do not produce any original code. Instead they enable a company to use off-the-shelf hardware and software packages to meet the … Continue reading →

Martin Jones, Itrus’ CEO, discusses establishing your IT department as a service broker to the organization. So Martin, what do you think about establishing IT as a service broker? I think it’s a great idea. But you’re saying there’s a lot of companies that are hesitant to do it. Why … Continue reading →

Guest Post Mobility is massive; and will be massively disruptive. Mobile Social Media is a Game-Changer. Today, nearly 40% of U.S. subscribers regularly browse the web on their mobile phones. By 2013, Google predicts mobile web traffic will surpass PC web traffic. In other words, your mobile website will attract … Continue reading →

Guest Post by Tom Hulsey July 12, 2011 In his book ALWAYS ON, Brian Chen calls it the “Anything-anytime-anywhere future. We will be constantly connected to a global Internet community via flexible, incredibly capable gadgets with ubiquitous access to data. The constant connection these devices offer, and the amount of … Continue reading →

HP is dead. Well, HP-UX is dead. Let’s consider this: 2009: RedHat announces they have discontinued Itanium support in upcoming RedHat Enterprise 6 2010: MicroSoft announces that Windows Server 2008 R2 and SQL Server R2 are the last versions that will support Itanium 2011: Oracle announces that they have decided … Continue reading →

Many of our customers fall into the Fortune 1000 category and span across pretty much all verticals.  The trends that we are beginning to see emerge will eventually trickle down to affect the way companies of all sizes do business.  These trends are triggered by a quickly evolving world economy … Continue reading →