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Original writing from IVETSYS on clinical systems, interoperability, imaging, AI governance, implementation, and the technology work inside veterinary transactions. Each piece is published here in full. Shorter versions appear on LinkedIn and link back to the original.
Veterinary practices don't have a technology shortage. Most have plenty. What they're short on is technology that works together. The problems show up between systems, and that's rarely an IT problem to fix.
By Adam Zilberman2 min read
Read the articleMost veterinary organizations already own capable software. The friction that costs them time and margin sits in the space between those systems, where data is re-keyed, dropped or quietly duplicated. That space is also where the next real advantage will be built.
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Read the article"AI-enabled" is becoming standard language across veterinary software. But a system that uses AI is not necessarily ready to act inside a hospital. The move from assisting to acting is where clinical and business leaders need to become directly involved.
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New articles are added as they are finished, not on a schedule. Each one is written from work inside veterinary hospitals and groups, and each one ends with something you can act on.
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