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Universities moving their student systems to the cloud often need to rethink how their existing integrations work in the new environment. That was the case for a major university in the United Kingdom with tens of thousands of students as it transitioned from Banner On-Prem to Banner SaaS. Before the migration, the institution used a semi-manual […]

Migrating from Ellucian Banner On-Prem to the SaaS version is never just a technical upgrade. It reshapes how information flows, connects, and stays consistent across the institution. A leading university in the United Kingdom with a student population in the tens of thousands faced this transformation firsthand. Their on-prem environment had a well-established process for updating student […]

When a college migrates from Ellucian Banner On-Prem to Banner SaaS, one of the first questions that comes up is how to keep third-party integrations running. Many institutions rely on companion systems for critical functions such as accessibility management, finance, or student services, and these integrations often need to be rebuilt to work within the SaaS […]

Too many apps, too little harmony. Healthcare professionals spend hours every day not only with patients but also in front of software from different vendors. Scheduling, imaging, reporting, dictation and more each run in their own silo. The result is clutter, wasted clicks and constant context switching. Now imagine those apps playing in tune, always showing […]

Healthcare promises efficiency through technology. Yet many doctors still found themselves drowning in open windows, each exam demanding manual cleanup before the next could begin. Take radiologists for example. Their workflow depends on a mix of tools: one app for scheduling, another for storing images, a separate viewer to read them, and a program for […]

Ever tried to open something on your laptop and felt like the system was testing you with riddles? Click here, log in there, confirm again. Now imagine that same hassle repeating dozens of times a day. For radiologists, that is what it feels like just to open a study. Why does it happen? Because most […]

Radiologists should be reading images, not wrestling with multiple systems. Yet in many imaging centers they still juggle between patient records, reporting tools, and image viewers just to open a single study.  In a previous post we shared how we built a platform for our client that unifies these tools into one workspace and integrates […]

Ever tried juggling two coffee cups, your phone, and a set of keys all at once? That is exactly what radiologists were facing when every study meant opening one app for images, another for dictation, a third for scheduling, and yet another for reporting, then trying to keep them all pointing at the same patient.  […]

Crosswords are fine for lazy weekends, not for planning a clinical workday. Yet that is how it felt when radiologists had their shifts in QGenda and their studies in a RIS (Radiology Information System) with no link between them. Every day started with a scavenger hunt: check the RIS for cases, jump to QGenda for […]

Ever tried to finish a simple task and felt like your software was testing your patience more than your skills? That is daily life for doctors surrounded by disconnected systems. Imaging centers often stitch their workflows from a Radiology Information System (RIS) for scheduling, a PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System) for images, separate viewers […]

We all know the feeling of juggling ten browser tabs and forgetting which one has the video call. For radiologists, their imaging software felt exactly like that every time they moved to a new study. The root of the mess is that most imaging centers still build their workflow out of many separate products that […]

Nothing kills focus faster than a dictation tool that makes you retype the next patient’s accession number just to say “normal chest X-ray.” To get through a single day, radiologists rely on multiple applications: scheduling systems, image viewers, reporting tools, and dictation programs. Most of them come from different vendors and each one runs in […]

When doctors get more annoyed at their software than at their bitter coffee, you know the workflow is broken. In a typical day radiologists bounce between scheduling systems, image viewers, reporting tools, and dictation apps, each demanding its own clicks and logins. Instead of a clear flow from scan to report, they fight distractions at […]

Picture a doctor with world-class scanners at hand but stuck juggling clunky apps just to see the results. In radiology, scheduling, imaging, reporting, and dictation often sit in separate software products. If every exam means logging in, searching again, and closing windows by hand, that is not a workflow, that is punishment. Radiologists should be […]

Imagine trying to cook dinner while switching between four different stoves, each with its own set of controls. That is what radiologists were facing when every new case meant juggling multiple software programs in addition to caring for their patients, entering details again and again, and hoping nothing got lost in the shuffle.  The platform […]