Rugged Tech Talk – Page 35 – Rugged Tablets, Medical Tablets, Medical-Cart Computers

Digitizing the Infrastructure Sector Using Digital Twin Technology

The pandemic has permanently altered how many companies function across multiple industries. Globally, more digital infrastructure is needed for remote working and monitoring of projects, because a lot of interactive and physical work has moved online. In the infrastructure and transportation sectors, remote working meant creating more effective information sharing and asset management strategies. It showcased the advantages of information sharing across multiple sectors and emphasized the importance of accurate and trustworthy data

Mobile Integrated Healthcare with Mobile Medical Tablets

EMS providers, hospitals, in-home caregivers, and insurance companies are all involved in the mobile integrated healthcare (MIH) movement, which promises to deliver higher quality and more affordable medical treatment.

The Role of Rugged Tablets in the Military’s Cyber Domain Security

Over the past ten years, cyber security has increased dramatically. It no longer is a job relegated to protecting large corporate networks, financial information, and email accounts.

Rugged Tablets and Convertible Laptops: “Always Ready” to Perform Their Maritime Duties

One of the six military branches in the United States is the Coast Guard. It defends against internal and external dangers that are both natural and man-made, including threats to people’s personal safety and security, the marine transportation system and infrastructure, natural and economic resources, and the territorial integrity of a country. In addition, the Coast Guard also protects interests in U.S. ports, inland waterways, along the coasts, and in international waters.

6 Benefits of Using Rugged Tablets for Medical Billing

An essential component of healthcare, public health, and public safety is emergency medical services (EMS). EMS provides 24/7 patient care in the form of first-line medical or emergency care for sick and injured people at the scene, whether in the person’s home or at an accident site, and while they are being transported to the hospital for care.