HealthCare Access Maryland (HCAM) connects residents to insurance and care, educates the community about healthier living, and advocates for a more equitable healthcare system. Carrying out their mission requires them to consistently evaluate the effectiveness of their IT security measures while ensuring they are spending their budget wisely. 

In the rapidly evolving landscape of the automotive industry, cybersecurity has emerged as a critical concern. i4DM’s recent engagement in an Endpoint Detection And Response (EDR) project exemplifies our commitment to enhancing the security of critical systems.

The Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) operates the nation’s largest integrated healthcare network of over 1,100 facilities, providing care to more than 8.9 million veterans. Although there are numerous facilities available, it is not uncommon for veterans to travel long distances to reach their closest VA facility. The VA is committed to ensuring all veterans have adequate access to healthcare, including the Veterans Health Administration (VHA), the Chief Business Office (CBO), and the Veterans Transportation Program (VTP), which will reimburse certain eligible persons to offset costs associated with travel to VA healthcare.

Field Managers were mired in paper reports. They’re responsible for quickly tracking huge volumes of discrete data for numerous dealerships to grow sales and profits, yet their time and efforts were dominated by a cumbersome paper-based reporting method that provided little except ad hoc analysis.

An intuitive Custom Application boosted efficiency and customer satisfaction for a statewide government agency. Integrating five lines of business into one platform streamlined communication and reduced the risk of error.