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This exclusive resource discusses the key role that mobility and cloud computing play in addressing the challenges healthcare organizations face today, providing helpful tips for which solutions are best for virtualizing EMR systems across a wide variety of desktops and mobile devices.
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This white paper explores the benefits of a virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) for healthcare facilities trying to implement mobile devices for improved secure patient data access.
