Analytix Healthcare Solutions will be joining the virtual Home Medical Equipment and Services Association of New England (HOMES) 2021 Winter Conference. The virtual two-week event will be held from February 25 - March 5, 2021, and offer educational content and exciting events.

HOMES is the regional trade association for providers of home medical equipment and supplies, home oxygen and infusion therapy, and complex rehabilitation technology. The HOMES conferences provide the members with best practice content in communication, education, legislative leadership, as well as networking opportunities to better navigate the medical equipment and services industry.

Analytix Healthcare Solutions (https://www.analytixhealthcaresolutions.com/) will showcase its full range of comprehensive medical billing services that can be combined to provide end-to-end customizable solutions. Visit our virtual booth to learn more about how Analytix’s advanced technology and industry expertise can reduce the administrative burden on your staff and boost both revenue and productivity. Our experienced Medical Billing team collaborates with HME practices to develop integrated, simplified solutions designed to optimize your revenue cycle management.

We help HME providers improve their processes at every step of revenue cycle management so you are collecting every earned dollar. Our team of trained experts manage follow-ups, handle tedious administrative tasks, and ensure error-free transactions leading to faster claims processing and increased collection rates. This allows our clients to focus on strategically growing their business, while we manage the daily workflow and streamline processes.

ABOUT ANALYTIX

Analytix (https://www.analytix.com) is a one-stop integrated solutions provider delivering high-quality services consistently, cost-effectively, and collaboratively. Our extensive experience, combined with our deep industry knowledge and technical expertise, allows us to develop customizable solutions. Analytix's cross-disciplinary domain expertise includes Accounting & Finance, Medical Billing, IT, and AV. Analytix  created Insights360, a management portal that  integrates application tools and accounting services to help specialized industries better manage their finances and operations.

Microsoft MVP Brien Posey highlights the product’s ability to reduce the complexity of monitoring multiple Azure subscriptions and hybrid cloud resources.

Ottawa, Canada (February 22, 2021) –Martello Technologies Group Inc., (“Martello” or the “Company”) (TSXV:MTLO), a provider of digital experience monitoring (DEM)solutions, announced today that its iQ softwaresolution has received a 4.5/5 rating in a product review by Microsoft MVP Brien Posey, published on TechGenix. Martello iQ is a digital experience and IT analytics platform that consolidates and analyzes data from multiple monitoring, IT services management and business applications for a more comprehensive view of how critical services and applications, such as Microsoft 365 are performing.

“Rather than simply building a third-party monitoring tool as so many other vendors have done, Martello has created a tool that not only imports the data produced by all of your existing monitoring tools, but performs root cause analysis to increase the availability of critical IT services,” said Brien Posey. “Multitenancy in iQ is especially valuable, allowing IT teams to monitor multi-cloud environments such as multiple Azure subscriptions. Though multitenancy is becoming increasingly common, relatively few IT tools currently support it, so this is an important differentiator for Martello iQ.”

TechGenix, which provides content and reviews to millions of IT professionals globally, published the ‘gold star’ review this month, highlighting the tool’s unique value to enterprise IT professionals. The review cited several factors in determining the Martello iQ product’s score, including the dozens of integrations it supports, ingesting data from all of the disparate tools that an enterprise class organization is likely to be using. The solution’s multitenancy is another critical capability highlighted by Posey, allowing IT teams to monitor multi-cloud environments such as multiple Azure subscriptions. The Martello iQ software’s ability to not only ingest but also perform root cause analysis dramatically reduces the time required to solve problems, by reducing the complexity that is inherent in monitoring hybrid cloud resources. This can help organizations increase the availability of critical IT services.

Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC) in the Netherlands uses iQ:“Martello’s solutions have grown with us and helped us manage our multi domain and hybrid cloud environment more effectively,” said Willem Bouwman, IT Specialist, SQL Database and Monitoring Engineer in the Information Technology and Digital Innovation department of Leiden University Medical Center. Read the Leiden University Medical Center Case Study.

Related Resources

• Martello iQ
• TechGenix Product Review by Brien Posey, Microsoft MVP
• Video: Gain Clarity and Control over your IT Environment with Martello iQ
• Case Study: Leiden University Medical Center
• EBook: Troubleshooting Microsoft 365 End-to-End

About Martello

Martello Technologies (TSXV: MTLO) provides digital experience monitoring (DEM) solutions. The company’s products provide monitoring and analytics on the performance and user experience of critical cloud business applications, while giving IT teams and service providers control and visibility of their entire IT infrastructure. Martello’s software products include Microsoft 365 end user experience monitoring, unified communications performance analytics, and IT service analytics. Martello is a public company headquartered in Ottawa, Canada with employees in Europe, North America and the Asia Pacific region. Learn more at http://www.martellotech.com

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Over the past decades, surveying techniques have become more innovative and sophisticated. With the help of 3D laser scanning Hull, surveying construction sites or existing facilities has become more efficient and safer. This, in turn, led to more accurate measurements that improve the overall safety of the building and the process of constructing it.

In this article, we’re counting down five ways this technology helps improve facility safety.

It can identify safety hazards traditional techniques could not. A revolutionary method in the architectural Hull world, 3D laser scanning is considered a proactive way of locating factors that can put construction personnel and future facility users in danger. And because it can grant access to hard-to-reach areas in the construction site, more hazards will even be discovered (e.g. A cracked pipeline) — hazards that are often not identified through traditional surveying equipment.

It can provide accurate as-built documentation of the facility. Engineers and architects know how vital as-built documentation are. By having accurate documentation of each phase of the construction process, professionals will be able to identify if there are certain conditions that can negatively affect the safety of the site or facility.

It can pave the way for the creation of better construction models. Like what any architectural Hull expert can testify, models are crucial in helping bring their concepts and ideas to life. Because 3D laser scanners are designed to accurately and quickly provide data that can be used to create 3D models, design and construction pros can better visualise what they have in mind — and modify whatever it is that needs to be modified to produce a better final outcome.

It can make monitoring changes efficient. As stated, the 3D laser scanning technology has paved the way for a more efficient documentation process. Because the progress of the whole construction project is better monitored, changes brought forth by environmental factors (e.g. Strong winds, typhoons) can be addressed more quickly. Those in charge can collaborate better through the data provided by the technology, and subsequently, arrive at more sound decisions.

It can minimise the need for construction personnel to take on risky tasks. One of the main concerns in any construction site or facility is safety. It’s no secret how dangerous this workplace can be — this is why several precautionary measures (e.g. Like wearing safety gear) are being strictly observed. To further reduce the risk of injuries or any other forms of accidents, 3D laser scanning services can be used in place of manual labour.

Why Choose GGP Consult

GGP Consult is a trusted name in 3D laser scanning Hull. In every construction project they take on, they make sure to utilise the said technology to develop more efficient plans and safer edifices. And though the company’s architectural department was established in 2005, they quickly rose to the top and became a sought-after provider of cost-effective architectural services in the area. Contact them at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or +44(0) 1482 627 963. To know more about their offerings, visit https://ggpconsult.co.uk/services.

There’s no doubt about the important role that a warehouse plays in a business. From providing safe storage space to making the manufacturing process and logistics more efficient, it’s a building that helps an organization thrive. But when not designed and constructed right, it can cause you to spend more than what you should. This is why hiring experts in structural and civil engineering Hull is highly essential.

Achieving An Optimal Design

When building a warehouse, any civil and structural engineer Hull’s goal is to provide protection and accessibility to the products of a certain company. And for it to be achieved, there’s a need to devise an optimal design.

One of the first steps to properly engineer a warehouse is to know the space available, because it will determine how the layout will be designed. The three most important factors that should be considered are storage, equipment to be used, and the workflow areas or workstations needed for the operations.

Based on these, engineers together with other design and construction experts work to create a design that would maximise the space — e.g., racking, clustering products together, maximising vertical space, strategically incorporating aisles, picking the right equipment for moving products (e.g forklifts), and determining the right locations for loading and unloading, packing and shipping products.

When an optimal design is rolled out, the processes that take place within the warehouse will subsequently become efficient. This will effectively result in lower warehouse and logistics costs.

Ensuring Safety and Security

Another way to avoid incurring unnecessarily high costs is to ensure the safety of the warehouse. This is why those in the construction department of any warehouse project (e.g. Civil and structural engineer Hull) make it a point to test their draft layout — and modify accordingly.

The final output should have precisely measured spacings to make sure that nothing serves as an obstruction to the operations — obstruction that may also cause accidents and workplace injuries.

Furthermore, apart from incorporating proper equipment, the quality of the facilities to be installed and used should also be guaranteed high. On the management’s side, all employees must also be trained well to ensure that they know how to safely use the warehouse’s equipment.

For the security aspect, engineers and other construction personnel are also in charge of making sure that the warehouse will be capable of protecting the business’ inventory. Besides creating a layout compartmentalizing the processes, they also recommend equipping the building with a reliable security and surveillance system (e.g. Control access points, key card system).

Get The Best Engineering Services In Hull

Home to the best names in structural and civil engineering Hull, GGP Consult has considerable experience in all construction sectors. Established in 1994, their range of engineering services covers structural and civil design, site investigation, topographical surveys, and planning applications among others. Learn more about their services here: https://ggpconsult.co.uk/services. Reach them out at +44(0) 1482 627 963 or email them at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..