Animal Intelligence Software International

EMR software was designed to facilitate the easy creation, organization and retrieval of critical files. These files hold sensitive information and are subject to malpractice if leaked, misused, or lost. An EMR software helps facilities issue e-prescriptions, create patient charts, issue lab orders, record medical test information, capture evaluation codes, and much more. The software is widely used across all medical industries worldwide due to the robust remote capabilities.   There are more than 50 cloud-based practice management apps in the veterinary market. Cloud software is popular for its flexibility, accessibility, convenience, and security with regard to veterinary business units.   With cloud-based veterinary EMR software , there is no need to go through the hassle of installing old school server-based software. Given below are some benefits of veterinary EMR software: 1.  Scalability Cloud-based EMR Software is known for its adaptability. It provides flexibili...

If you own a veterinary business unit and still haven’t adopted cloud-based management systems in your practice, then we suggest you look into it right away!   Technology is advancing fast. Any business that isn’t keen on keeping itself up-to-date with modern tools and practices is bound to suffer. Adopting cloud solutions has become almost a necessity for the medical industry; they allow doctors to fully focus on the patient's health without having to worry about their data files and other sensitive information. Similar practices are being adopted by veterinary healthcare facilities too. Nowadays, veterinarians fully rely on cloud-based management systems to create records, and retrieve and store crucial animal data files in one central location. Given below are three reasons why every veterinarian service should adopt cloud-based management solutions.   1.  To Save Money Cloud-based veterinary software  requires fewer hardware systems on-site. Purchasing, installin...

In the technology era, it’s vital to keep up-to-date with advanced technology if we want our businesses to thrive. Developers and technicians use the term “End of Life” to describe an outdated product. These services or products need to be upgraded for a bevy of reasons.   Veterinarians all over the world can’t put the precious lives of animals at risk by using veterinary management software  that’s vulnerable to security threats, malfunctions, and crashing. Even if you believe your end-of-life software is working fine, you’ll inevitably run into problems that cause inconvenience down the line. This may result in your business losing clients. Therefore, regular inspection and upgrades are of the utmost importance. If your system is exhibiting the following signs, it’s probably a good time for an upgrade: Support Issues For hardware that’s about to reach end of life, it can get very difficult to find the right technical support for it due to outdated warranties or no resource p...