Professionals in healthcare and public sector organisations are unable to quickly, easily and accurately locate the data they need because of IT directors’ fears over data security when providing staff access to necessary information, a survey reveals.
Information risk management software provider Recommind’s research shows that 94% of healthcare IT directors and a further 73% of public sector institutions cite data security fears as key concern when providing employees with the information required for their day to day jobs.
These concerns have led organisations to rely on inadequate legacy search systems which significantly fail to meet the sophisticated data requirements of the modern worker. This significantly hinders productivity and efficiency and can have serious implications for the service they provide to citizens, according to Recommind. Search solutions currently used by health and public sector organisations are outdated and ineffective.
Source: Information World Review
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