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ScienceSoft | Digital Transformation Blogs
09.10.2024
For health insurance customer experience, AI is gradually turning from a luxury into a necessity, ScienceSoft’s lead insurance IT consultant says.
By 2035, at least 60% of health payers will offer some form of behavior-based insurance alongside traditional coverage types, ScienceSoft's research shows.
30% of insurance clients report poor digital customer experience. Learn the six surefire strategies to introduce top-notch CX with your digital platforms.
23.11.2024
Explore the tips to accelerate the digital transformation of your business.
IoT generates volumes of big data which can be applicable to achieve progress in a number of sectors. However, there are specific features in IoT big data collecting, processing and applying which need to be considered in IoT development.
Car is a complex mechanism that we entrust our lives to every day. Are hackers really able to gain access to a connected car system and temper with it?
Though the amount of fraudulent activities steadily grows, banks have a number of way to strengthen mobile banking security.
What level of fleet cybersecurity is adequate enough? How to design a proper piece of cybersecurity legislation? We will try to find the answers.
22.11.2024
The article analyzes whether SharePoint contract management can be suitable for a specific industry, healthcare, and compete with specialized contract management software in this domain.
The article gives an overview of HIPAA safeguards and shows what SharePoint has to offer to ensure security of healthcare information and help healthcare providers to stay HIPAA-compliant.
29.11.2024
ScienceSoft predicts growth of telemedicine adoption: by the end of 2026, 25-30% of all medical visits in the US will be conducted remotely.
11.12.2024
Health insurance automation can help reduce operational costs without cutting staff, but software TCO may become a new budget drain if not managed well.