This time I took part in the 13th symposium on Information Processing and Supply Networks in Hospitals (KIS, Dortmund, Germany). It was really interesting to gain insight into how technology nowadays is affecting the operations of hospitals, clinics, and their personnel management. However from my point of view, they focused too much on the hardware rather than sufficiently covering the software that drives it.
Within the healthcare system speed plays a crucial role and can often mean a matter of life and death. Here again, performance enters the picture as an important factor when developing the respective software tools.
I would like to kindly urge all readers of this blog who are working or taking part in healthcare projects to also bear in mind the performance of their dot.net developments, since noone would like to be caught in the emergency operating room waiting for protracted periods until the information pops up idly on the doctor’s screen.
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