Oxford Global Resources is thrilled to announce that we have achieved the status of Advanced Consulting Partner in the AWS Partner Network (APN).

The US healthcare ERP market size is expected to reach USD 2.1 billion by 2025, registering a 5.6% CAGR from 2019 to 2025. But what is driving this change?

The concept of cloud computing has been around since the 90s, but it wasn’t until 2006 that Amazon and Google launched their first cloud services. Fifteen years later, cloud computing has become extremely pervasive, with 67% of enterprise infrastructure in a cloud-based system, and over 40 zettabytes of data in cloud servers and networks.

When weighing a leap to “the cloud,” business leaders and IT managers are typically enchanted by the convenience, flexibility, and speed this nearly ubiquitous model of digital data storage offers. In today’s environment, the need for workers and teams to collaborate in real-time while scattered throughout the globe has only fueled the long-growing demand for cloud-based ERP systems.

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is the efficient adaptation of software robots (bots) to perform unpopular, repetitious, mundane tasks quickly. RPA has recently boomed in popularity as it helps automate essential back-office tasks, reduce if not eliminate keystroke errors, and free resources up to focus on more critical tasks.

Meet Anthony: Anthony has been working with Oxford since September 2019, when a recruiter contacted him with an exciting opportunity. Although he had held permanent roles in the past, he discovered that he enjoyed the flexibility and challenges of consulting. He also enjoys setting and reaching goals and making a difference for his clients. Since he started consulting, he has kept in contact with his recruiter; speaking to him at least once a week.

Elizabeth Brite, Business Development Executive, Healthcare Technology at Oxford, is a fierce friend to her clients. Her focus on developing and maintaining relationships with them led her to a 19-year career with Oxford that continues to grow. 

Meet Maggie: She started her career as an Analyst working with Cerner™, where she discovered her passion for EMRs. The more she learned about EMRs, the more she realized how useful and valuable they were – to all parties involved.

Meet Caitlin: Caitlin has been partnering with Oxford for almost five years. She has worked with Epic since 2008, with a background in medical terminology and biological life sciences.