Is your organization developing and evolving winning strategies that help you leave the playing field as a champion? Do you understand your staff members in a way that you can put them in the best position to win? Do you know the availability and utilization of your assets in a way that they can be the most productive between the lines of your business?

In today’s healthcare industry, utilizing new technologies to prevent crime may seem like a no-brainer – and for good reason. Numerous technological advances exist that can help implement new safety protocols in your business more easily, making your daily workflow function more efficient, and offer better safety solutions that provide a more comfortable atmosphere for workers and patients alike. Still, many facilities don’t take the leap to implement new technology for a variety of reasons.

As 2017 arrives, so does a renewed excitement for healthcare providers. This often includes revamped goals, aspirations, and a fresh focus for the coming year.

What is the primary question the word ‘workflow’ is meant to answer for an organization? For ZulaFly, that question goes something like this: Where are people or things spending time?

Healthcare’s relationship with patients hasn’t changed significantly in decades. A recent study notes that 88 percent of patients still pick up the phone to schedule appointments and interact with their provider, whereas booking travel arrangements and ordering a pizza has only 20 percent of customers using the telephone.

Safety. Security. Confidence. Freedom. If these words describe the atmosphere surrounding the staff and residents of your senior living facility, your organization has discovered how to operate a reputable center.

In the world of healthcare, the quality of service received by patients can vary greatly depending on an abundance of factors. Systems such as ZulaFly’s Fuzion Real-Time Locating System (RTLS) is engineered to provide the data, information, and alerts that help answer important questions for those seeking to gain an edge within the walls of their hospital or clinic.

If it seems like news of bomb threats at U.S. schools is becoming more common, that’s because it’s true. In fact, a new study by the Educator’s Safety Network has identified a total of 1,276 bomb threats in the 2015-2016 school year. That is TWICE as many as 2012-13. To say these threats have increased at a sharp rate is an understatement.

The holiday season has emerged, and as often occurs this time of year, we find ourselves reflecting on an abundance of things to be thankful for. At ZulaFly, we feel especially grateful to be developing Real-Time Locating System software, as we believe in the benefits and bottom-line boosting characteristics it contains.