Don't assume your practice management software can 'do anything'

Choosing practice management software is a critical business derision that should contribute to the success of your dental practice, not deter from it. It's important to remember that when you choose your software, you are also selecting a software developer with whom you expect to have a long-...

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Veröffentlicht in:Dental Economics 2015-05, Vol.105 (5), p.36
1. Verfasser: Hollis, Mark
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Zusammenfassung:Choosing practice management software is a critical business derision that should contribute to the success of your dental practice, not deter from it. It's important to remember that when you choose your software, you are also selecting a software developer with whom you expect to have a long-term relationship. Here are eight tips to make sure the software you buy is right for you. 1. Don't assume all software is created equally. 2. Don't assume your dealer is recommending the "best" software. 3. Don't assume your software vendor is the actual software developer. 4. Don't assume initial software cost represents TCO. 5. Don't assume the cloud is right for everyone. 6. Don't assume cloud software will work natively with your imaging equipment. 7. Don't assume that you and your staff can teach yourselves the software and be successful. 8. Don't assume your software will work with mobile technology like iPads and iPhones.
ISSN:0011-8583