Modernizing legacy systems by replacing them with an off-the-shelf SaaS solution seems like an easy upgrade. SaaS applications have a relatively low upfront cost (typically a monthly fee), an easy onboarding process and integrate with the latest technologies.
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End-of-life IT systems are hard to modernize.
They’re typically built for purpose, maybe use an outdated programming language and almost always are critical to the success of the business.
Businesses that underwent a digital transformation in the 1980s and 1990s were pioneers. They embraced computers and the internet at a time when their competitors still dealt in paper.
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The hieroglyphic squiggles of doctors may be facing extinction.
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Despite many healthcare providers continuing to rely on outdated data collection methods, the integration of technology into healthcare is slowly deepening.
In whatever ways healthcare providers use digital technologies in their practice, they must understand to what.
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Visits to the doctor’s office may soon become a thing of the past, at least in many cases.
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Patient portal use has been steadily increasing for almost a decade, but the portals themselves remain underutilized.
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For retailers, operating brick and mortar stores in multiple states can be complicated. Tracking sales tax is complicated. States charge different rates. Some don’t charge it at all. Some products may be exempt in one state and not the other.
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Building a new payments solution is a challenging but critical process. This is what we detail in our latest article series.
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Many industries around the world are rapidly adopting online payments. For some, like retail, online payments have been an instrumental part of business for years. For others, they are only just starting to impact the way companies operate.
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The benefits of accepting online payments are huge. Businesses open the door to more customers, get paid faster and streamline operations.
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When businesses build their own payments solution, they get more control over their revenue. But they are also responsible for the flip side of that particular coin: taxes.
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Cash isn’t king anymore. Electronic payment has rapidly become a critical system of businesses everywhere.
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The past two years have seen a surge in mobile app payments — and left many companies scrambling to upgrade their payments infrastructures.
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To say international payment processing is complicated is an understatement.
Whether a company seeks to process cross-border payments from consumers or other businesses, they must deal with fees, currency conversions and international regulations — all while delivering.
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