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Health
The healthcare industry is working towards improved methods of enterprise data management. By upgrading patient information systems, developing more efficient means of managing waiting lists and ensuring patient data security, and creating central repositories of information that provide data access privileges to remote workers and sister agencies, the benefits offered by efficient data management are finally being achieved.
Shore employs known experts in the healthcare field; people who have worked at executive levels within provincial and federal health ministries and understand not only the business of the industry but also the technology that drives it. Our consultants can design enterprise data management solutions that ensure decision makers have access to vital information on demand, are more responsive to patient needs, and help automate administrative tasks.
Environment
The current climate of concern over environmental issues ranging from clean drinking water to contaminated public grounds requires that the government and privately owned corporations take their environmental responsibilities seriously.
Shore’s consultants trained in environmental sciences use their unique blend of subject matter expertise and extensive enterprise data management experience to develop sophisticated applications that improve laboratory processes and make more efficient the sharing of information between researchers. The software tools we create provide real cost savings for laboratories and serve to promote environment-conscious businesses.
Education
With each passing year more studies are released that prove the virtues of electronic learning. Whether it’s primary students being provided with laptops in schools or teachers incorporating the use of courseware in their daily curricula, e-learning has become a mainstay within the Canadian school system.
Shore’s education practice provides educators with advanced tools to deliver lessons and disseminate educational materials to students and parents. We work with public and private institutions to transition paper-based lessons to electronic formats, design online courses, and develop ways for geographically diverse educators to share information and ideas.