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In the race to modernize healthcare technology, hospitals are learning an old lesson in a new way: Clean their plate before reaching for dessert. For Becket Mahnke, MD, chief medical information ...

Continuous tech-debt monitoring & governance Tech debt removal is typically reactive and ad-hoc exercise. AI can help run periodic scans, update debt scores, and feed insights into tech governance ...

Companies invest too little in IT, leading to "technical debt." Even AI cannot fix this.

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As healthcare technology grows more complex, financial executives need to pay attention to how much it costs. Whether a health system is acquiring new technology or maintaining or upgrading its ...

This Halloween, while ghosts and zombies are knocking on doors across the world asking for candy and treats, a very real monster is knocking on the doors of organizations of all sizes: tech debt. And ...

Cost optimization is a top priority for most small and medium-sized businesses. But the risks tied to riding out legacy technology can outweigh the immediate savings. Specifically, kicking the can ...

Technical debt has become a concern for businesses of all sizes across their data centers and network and security infrastructure. Although it might be unavoidable, there are ways to lighten the ...

Technical debt is a central concept in modern software development, representing the long‐term maintenance challenges incurred when expedient, yet suboptimal, technical choices are made to meet ...

AI innovators have a major concern: AI aging. AI models fail over time, often without warning, paving the way for serious debt traps. A recent study by researchers from MIT, Harvard, the Whitehead ...