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As recently as ten years ago, it was commonly believed that having an on-site database living on a server in your building was the best way to ensure you always had access to your data. Having on-site servers has always been a challenge and a risk.   r conditioning units can fail, the power to your building can go down, or a farmer plowing a nearby field can accidentally cut your ethernet line. Th improvements in bandwidth and the maturity of the data center model, cloud-based storage can now get you immediate, reliable access to your data without the headache of maintaining a closet full of servers.

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While you can still choose to host the Prodigy Warehouse on-site, many agencies today choose a cloud-based hosting option.   The additional stability of that model can be a lifesaver when you need functional backup access to your EHR data – the data warehouse will still be functional, even if the interface to your EHR is non-operational. A separate, cloud-based data warehouse can ensure you can access the information you need to keep up operations during downtime. You don’t want to cancel appointments because your providers can’t see people while the EHR system is down.

 

Using our state-of-the-art data centers as the perfect foundation, Prodigy can help you focus on your core business while providing flexible cloud infrastructure. Om desktops to data management, Prodigy has the experience to make your move to the cloud successful.