Making the most of information system consultants

Choosing an information system consultant can be as critical as finding the right hardware and software. To increase efficiency and reduce wasted time, hospitals should evaluate the chain of events consultants traditionally follow in helping their clients select information systems. Hospitals should...

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Published in:Healthcare financial management 1990-06, Vol.44 (6), p.34, 36, 40-36
Main Author: Doyle, O
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Commerce
Competitive Bidding
Computer Systems
Conflict (Psychology)
Conflicts of interest
Consultants
Consulting firms
Decision Making
Evaluation
Health administration
Hospital Information Systems
Hospitals
Information services
Information services industry
Information systems
Nursing Service, Hospital
Planning
Planning Techniques
Professional Staff Committees
Purchasing, Hospital - organization & administration
Selection
Technology application
United States
Vendors
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Summary:Choosing an information system consultant can be as critical as finding the right hardware and software. To increase efficiency and reduce wasted time, hospitals should evaluate the chain of events consultants traditionally follow in helping their clients select information systems. Hospitals should be aware of ways to streamline the process and should consider potential conflicts of interest that can arise if consulting firms have ties to vendors or system installers.
ISSN:0735-0732