Collaboration in Healthcare | File Sharing and Content Collaboration Collaboration in Healthcare

65%

Users received files and content not intended for them

agree that users are still using email as a means to collaborate despite its tendency to consume storage, increase file sprawl and reduce efficiencies

37.5%

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Replace legacy files shares and home directories:

59%

consider it

effective?

But the public cloud is not always the answer.

Risky user behavior

File sharing and content collaboration in

are completely satisfied with their current file sharing and collaboration solution.

The number one challenge is

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93.8%

Healthcare organizations have a need to easily access, share and collaborate — whether it's patient data between providers and payers, clinical data, or administrative tasks. The need to connect to files securely and in compliance is important. In a research study of 550 senior IT leaders, including those in the healthcare space, we wanted to know more about their top concerns when it came file sharing and content collaboration. Here’s a look at their responses.

Users did not delete confidential content or files as required by policies

Not knowing where my organization’s sensitive information resides represents a significant security risk

13%

Users accidentally share files or content with individuals not authorized to receive them

95.8%

65%

58%

67%

Confident in having visibility into users’ access and file sharing solutions

very important

important?

84.4%

faced by

IT leaders share their insights.

Data breaches happen

While of responders felt a collaboration solution was important,

Improve your file sharing and content collaboration.

Security:

39%

agree that not providing a file sharing and collaboration solution limits productivity

of study respondents say data breaches in file sharing and content collaboration environments are likely for a couple reasons:

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Storage flexibility is key.

Is file sharing and content collaboration

62%

of healthcare responders identify that content collaboration is important

ESSENTIAL

Is file sharing and content collaboration

consider it to their success

Challenges IT executives healthcare

100%

Research results taken from two research studies, Ponemon Institute (2000 IT Executives Globally, December 2018 and Vanson Bourne January 2018, 550 IT Executives).

Legacy infrastructure that lacks modern sharing and collaboration features:

31%

83.3%

70%

of survey responders wanted more storage choices, including the option to store files on-premises and in the cloud, while ensuring that workers have a seamless experience.

27%

Users accidentally share files or content with unauthorized individuals outside the organization

Our organization has clear visibility into what file sharing applications are being used by employees at work

100%

27.3%

Lack of visibility