#Long-term Care Software Market

[mitalipingale]

https://carbonfacesocial.org/blogs/85858/Long-term-Care-Software-Market-Analysis-Size-Share-and-Forecast

The Long-term Care Software Market in 2023 is US$ 3.37 billion, and is expected to reach US$ 8.9 billion by 2031 at a CAGR of 12.92%.

[rohitpalan]

Revolutionizing Long-Term Care Software Market: Comprehensive Analysis and Growth Forecast Amidst Dynamic Industry Trends

The long-term care software market is expected to reach a significant value of US$3,877 million globally in 2022 and is expected to develop at a spectacular rate. Even more optimistic projections are made for 2032, when a valuation of over US$ 10,988 million is expected, indicating an outstanding CAGR of 11% over the course of the projected period (2022–2032). This increase is a sign of a paradigm shift in the administration of healthcare, as organisations use more advanced software to improve the effectiveness and quality of long-term care services.

The global government measures aimed at curbing the rising costs of healthcare are driving the long-term care software market’s rise.

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Multiple applications of long-term care software such as the long-term care software analyze millions of data records and quickly spot potential issues before they become problems, and it enables mental health providers to manage remote patient video conferencing, scheduling, and messaging are playing a crucial role in the rapid adoption of long-term care software.

Global Long-term Care Software Market: Drivers and Challenges

Drivers

The digitalization in healthcare technology is the primary factor which is driving the growth of long-term care software market. Also, changing healthcare infrastructure, shortage of medical staff and adoption of technological solutions in the healthcare institutions is the key growth driver of the long-term care software market.

Moreover, limited healthcare specialists and different initiatives taken by the government bodies worldwide to reduce the medical cost are fueling the growth of long-term care software market.

Apart from this, the increase in the number of healthcare organizations and the increasing usage of mobile devices in the healthcare organizations are the major factors which are fueling the growth of the long-term care software market.

Challenges

The high cost of software maintenance is the primary factor which may hinder the growth of the long-term care software market in the near future. Also, the unwillingness of the traditional long-term care providers to adopt new software is one of the major factors which hampers the growth of the long-term care software market in the near future.

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Key Players

The prominent players in long-term care software market are: Allscripts Healthcare Solutions, Inc., Cerner Solutions, Omnicare, Inc., Omnicell, Inc., HealthMEDX, LLC, McKesson Corporation, Optimus EMR, Inc., PointClickCare, MatrixCare, and SigmaCare.

Global Long-term Care Software Market: Regional Overview

On the geographic basis, North America is anticipated to capture largest market share, owing to the well developed and established healthcare industry, and higher adoption of long-term care software in the region.

Europe and APAC are also expected to gain substantial market share due to the rapid infrastructural development in the healthcare sector. Also, APAC is expected to be the fastest growing long-term care software market owing to the government initiatives taken in the healthcare sector by the emerging economies such as India, China, and Japan.

The Long-term Care Software market in Latin America and MEA are expected to witness high growth rates in the coming period due to the rise in digital technologies and increasing adoption of mobile devices in the healthcare sector of the region.

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Key Segments

By Delivery Modes:

Cloud-based

On-premises

Web-based

By End User:

Assisted Living Facilities

Home Health Agencies

Nursing Homes

By Region:

North America

Latin America

Asia Pacific

Europe

MEA

[umadeochake]

Long Term Post-Acute Care Software Market Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis | Industry Challenges and Forecast till 2036

The report on Long Term Post-Acute Care Software Market, encapsulates an in-depth analysis of the vast space of the business sphere. The report features a summary of the industry that includes a snapshot of the business ecosystem, as well as the summary of the market segmentation. The report is also inclusive of the company profiles, not to mention, the product details, production capabilities, the valuation held, and trends. In the light of the prominent competitors in the market, the report encompasses at a minimum, a brief analysis of the competitive dashboard of the leading players, with emphasis on the presence of the various service providers, the diverse product range of manufacturer offerings, as well as the end-to-end production capabilities.

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Market Segmentation

Segment 1: By Product

Description of characteristics and demographics of this segment.

Explanation of why this segment is important in the long term post-acute care software market.

Segment 2: Application

Description of characteristics and demographics of this segment.

Explanation of why this segment is important in the long term post-acute care software market.

Segment 3: Software Type

Description of characteristics and demographics of this segment.

Explanation of why this segment is important in the long term post-acute care software market.

Regional Analysis

North America

Market Trend: The long term post-acute care software market in North America is experiencing steady growth, driven by the increasing demand for long term post-acute care software market products and services.

Market Opportunity: There is a significant opportunity for long term post-acute care software market companies to expand their presence in North America by targeting specific industries and regions.

Europe

Market Trend: The long term post-acute care software market in Europe is highly competitive, with a focus on innovation and technological advancements.

Market Opportunity: European countries offer a strong customer base and a supportive business environment for long term post-acute care software market companies to thrive.

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Asia-Pacific

Market Trend: The long term post-acute care software market in Asia-Pacific is experiencing rapid growth, fueled by the increasing adoption of long term post-acute care software market products and services in emerging economies.

Market Opportunity: Asia-Pacific presents a vast market opportunity for long term post-acute care software market companies, particularly in countries like China and India.

Latin America

Market Trend: The long term post-acute care software market in Latin America is growing steadily, driven by the rising disposable income and changing consumer preferences.

Market Opportunity: Latin American countries offer untapped potential for long term post-acute care software market companies to expand their market presence and cater to the evolving needs of the population.

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[mostlysignssomeportents]

Epic Systems, a lethal health record monopolist

Epic Systems makes the dominant electronic health record (EHR) system in America; if you're a doctor, chances are you are required to use it, and for every hour a doctor spends with a patient, they have to spend two hours doing clinically useless bureaucratic data-entry on an Epic EHR.

How could a product so manifestly unfit for purpose be the absolute market leader? Simple: as Robert Kuttner describes in an excellent feature in The American Prospect, Epic may be a clinical disaster, but it's a profit-generating miracle:

https://prospect.org/health/2024-10-01-epic-dystopia/

At the core of Epic's value proposition is "upcoding," a form of billing fraud that is beloved of hospital administrators, including the "nonprofit" hospitals that generate vast fortunes that are somehow not characterized as profits. Here's a particularly egregious form of upcoding: back in 2020, the Poudre Valley Hospital in Ft Collins, CO locked all its doors except the ER entrance. Every patient entering the hospital, including those receiving absolutely routine care, was therefore processed as an "emergency."

In April 2020, Caitlin Wells Salerno – a pregnant biologist – drove to Poudre Valley with normal labor pains. She walked herself up to obstetrics, declining the offer of a wheelchair, stopping only to snap a cheeky selfie. Nevertheless, the hospital recorded her normal, uncomplicated birth as a Level 5 emergency – comparable to a major heart-attack – and whacked her with a $2755 bill for emergency care:

https://pluralistic.net/2021/10/27/crossing-a-line/#zero-fucks-given

Upcoding has its origins in the Reagan revolution, when the market-worshipping cultists he'd put in charge of health care created the "Prospective Payment System," which paid a lump sum for care. The idea was to incentivize hospitals to provide efficient care, since they could keep the difference between whatever they spent getting you better and the set PPS amount that Medicare would reimburse them. Hospitals responded by inventing upcoding: a patient with controlled, long-term coronary disease who showed up with a broken leg would get coded for the coronary condition and the cast, and the hospital would pocket both lump sums:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/06/13/a-punch-in-the-guts/#hayek-pilled

The reason hospital administrators love Epic, and pay gigantic sums for systemwide software licenses, is directly connected to the two hours that doctors spent filling in Epic forms for every hour they spend treating patients. Epic collects all that extra information in order to identify potential sources of plausible upcodes, which allows hospitals to bill patients, insurers, and Medicare through the nose for routine care. Epic can automatically recode "diabetes with no complications" from a Hierarchical Condition Category code 19 (worth $894.40) as "diabetes with kidney failure," code 18 and 136, which gooses the reimbursement to $1273.60.

Epic snitches on doctors to their bosses, giving them a dashboard to track doctors' compliance with upcoding suggestions. One of Kuttner's doctor sources says her supervisor contacts her with questions like, "That appointment was a 2. Don’t you think it might be a 3?"

Robert Kuttner is the perfect journalist to unravel the Epic scam. As a journalist who wrote for The New England Journal of Medicine, he's got an insider's knowledge of the health industry, and plenty of sources among health professionals. As he tells it, Epic is a cultlike, insular company that employs 12.500 people in its hometown of Verona, WI.

The EHR industry's origins start with a GW Bush-era law called the HITECH Act, which was later folded into Obama's Recovery Act in 2009. Obama provided $27b to hospitals that installed EHR systems. These systems had to more than track patient outcomes – they also provided the data for pay-for-performance incentives. EHRs were already trying to do something very complicated – track health outcomes – but now they were also meant to underpin a cockamamie "incentives" program that was supposed to provide a carrot to the health industry so it would stop killing people and ripping off Medicare. EHRs devolved into obscenely complex spaghetti systems that doctors and nurses loathed on sight.

But there was one group that loved EHRs: hospital administrators and the private companies offering Medicare Advantage plans (which also benefited from upcoding patients in order to soak Uncle Sucker):

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8649706/

The spread of EHRs neatly tracks with a spike in upcharging: "from 2014 through 2019, the number of hospital stays billed at the highest severity level increased almost 20 percent…the number of stays billed at each of the other severity levels decreased":

https://oig.hhs.gov/oei/reports/OEI-02-18-00380.pdf

The purpose of a system is what it does. Epic's industry-dominating EHR is great at price-gouging, but it sucks as a clinical tool – it takes 18 keystrokes just to enter a prescription:

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2729481

Doctors need to see patients, but their bosses demand that they satisfy Epic's endless red tape. Doctors now routinely stay late after work and show up hours early, just to do paperwork. It's not enough. According to another one of Kuttner's sources, doctors routinely copy-and-paste earlier entries into the current one, a practice that generates rampant errors. Some just make up random numbers to fulfill Epic's nonsensical requirements: the same source told Kuttner that when prompted to enter a pain score for his TB patients, he just enters "zero."

Don't worry, Epic has a solution: AI. They've rolled out an "ambient listening" tool that attempts to transcribe everything the doctor and patient say during an exam and then bash it into a visit report. Not only is this prone to the customary mistakes that make AI unsuited to high-stakes, error-sensitive applications, it also represents a profound misunderstanding of the purpose of clinical notes.

The very exercise of organizing your thoughts and reflections about an event – such as a medical exam – into a coherent report makes you apply rigor and perspective to events that otherwise arrive as a series of fleeting impressions and reactions. That's why blogging is such an effective practice:

https://pluralistic.net/2021/05/09/the-memex-method/

The answer to doctors not having time to reflect and organize good notes is to give them more time – not more AI. As another doctor told Kuttner: "Ambient listening is a solution to a self-created problem of requiring too much data entry by clinicians."

EHRs are one of those especially hellish public-private partnerships. Health care doctrine from Reagan to Obama insisted that the system just needed to be exposed to market forces and incentives. EHRs are designed to allow hospitals to win as many of these incentives as possible. Epic's clinical care modules do this by bombarding doctors with low-quality diagnostic suggestions with "little to do with a patient’s actual condition and risks," leading to "alert fatigue," so doctors miss the important alerts in the storm of nonsense elbow-jostling:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5058605/

Clinicians who actually want to improve the quality of care in their facilities end up recording data manually and keying it into spreadsheets, because they can't get Epic to give them the data they need. Meanwhile, an army of high-priced consultants stand ready to give clinicians advise on getting Epic to do what they need, but can't seem to deliver.

Ironically, one of the benefits that Epic touts is its interoperability: hospitals that buy Epic systems can interconnect those with other Epic systems, and there's a large ecosystem of aftermarket add-ons that work with Epic. But Epic is a product, not a protocol, so its much-touted interop exists entirely on its terms, and at its sufferance. If Epic chooses, a doctor using its products can send files to a doctor using a rival product. But Epic can also veto that activity – and its veto extends to deciding whether a hospital can export their patient records to a competing service and get off Epic altogether.

One major selling point for Epic is its capacity to export "anonymized" data for medical research. Very large patient data-sets like Epic's are reasonably believed to contain many potential medical insights, so medical researchers are very excited at the prospect of interrogating that data.

But Epic's approach – anonymizing files containing the most sensitive information imaginable, about millions of people, and then releasing them to third parties – is a nightmare. "De-identified" data-sets are notoriously vulnerable to "re-identification" and the threat of re-identification only increases every time there's another release or breach, which can used to reveal the identities of people in anonymized records. For example, if you have a database of all the prescribing at a given hospital – a numeric identifier representing the patient, and the time and date when they saw a doctor and got a scrip. At any time in the future, a big location-data breach – say, from Uber or a transit system – can show you which people went back and forth to the hospital at the times that line up with those doctor's appointments, unmasking the person who got abortion meds, cancer meds, psychiatric meds or other sensitive prescriptions.

The fact that anonymized data can – will! – be re-identified doesn't mean we have to give up on the prospect of gleaning insight from medical records. In the UK, the eminent doctor Ben Goldacre and colleagues built an incredible effective, privacy-preserving "trusted research environment" (TRE) to operate on millions of NHS records across a decentralized system of hospitals and trusts without ever moving the data off their own servers:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/03/08/the-fire-of-orodruin/#are-we-the-baddies

The TRE is an open source, transparent server that accepts complex research questions in the form of database queries. These queries are posted to a public server for peer-review and revision, and when they're ready, the TRE sends them to each of the databases where the records are held. Those databases transmit responses to the TRE, which then publishes them. This has been unimaginably successful: the prototype of the TRE launched during the lockdown generated sixty papers in Nature in a matter of months.

Monopolies are inefficient, and Epic's outmoded and dangerous approach to research, along with the roadblocks it puts in the way of clinical excellence, epitomizes the problems with monopoly. America's health care industry is a dumpster fire from top to bottom – from Medicare Advantage to hospital cartels – and allowing Epic to dominate the EHR market has somehow, incredibly, made that system even worse.

Naturally, Kuttner finishes out his article with some antitrust analysis, sketching out how the Sherman Act could be brought to bear on Epic. Something has to be done. Epic's software is one of the many reasons that MDs are leaving the medical profession in droves.

Epic epitomizes the long-standing class war between doctors who want to take care of their patients and hospital executives who want to make a buck off of those patients.

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[feminist-space]

There is nothing wrong with a person who wears adult diapers. Those are an aid, a tool, to help that person be more mobile and preserve their dignity.

If someone has tremors in their hands and needs help picking up everyday objects, that doesn't take away from who they are as a person. There's no dishonor in muscular tremors.

If someone can't see or hear, or can only see or hear with aid of a tool, a piece of technology, that's fine! Here's a really simple one: so many of us wear glasses because our eyes can't do the thing on their own.

Having disabilities doesn't take away from who a person is. Mocking someone for needing aid to do things, however, is morally repugnant. And using ableism to put down or mock someone who themselves is morally reprehensible is still never ok.

It is important for all of us to re-examine how we, too, perform ableist acts in our daily lives. Here are some simple ones:

Stop using ableist words (check out this page: https://www.autistichoya.com/p/ableist-words-and-terms-to-avoid.html).

Stop calling disabled people "inspirational" and using them as a way to say "if they can do it then so can you" (see: paralympic commentaries from the same people who still support organizations like Autism Speaks -- https://www.themarysue.com/the-autism-speaks-controversy-explained/).

Stop mocking people for not being able to move the way you think they should move.

Stop calling bigots "crazy" (their bigotry isn't a mental illness).

Stop saying that "only disabled and immuno-compromised people are at risk from COVID-19" when what is unsaid after that is "so that's why I don't need to care about it or take any precautions."

Stop calling someone "blind" or "deaf" when they're being ignorant.

Stop making fun of someone for taking an elevator or using a motorized scooter at the store.

Eliminate the stigma of disabled people asking for accessibility by making things accessible in the first place.

When you're in a position to design things, physical or otherwise (buildings, software, apps), think about accessibility.

Actively learn from disability activists, what things are actually helpful and actually accessible. Incorporate those things into your design.

Hire and elevate to positions of leadership people with disabilities (and if your gut response is "but we hire by merit," I challenge you: are you telling me you don't think disabled folks can perform the duties of leaders in your organization? What are you saying, exactly?).

Change your organization to be supportive to disabled employees, and get rid of policies that marginalize them.

There's a whole LOT of ableism weaved in to literally everything. Even if we don't get it all in one go (and we won't), it's important to put in the work to do better.

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Before someone comments with these:

"what's wrong with people?"

Ableism is EVERYWHERE, it is in EVERYTHING in this world and we have to actively work against it. Don't assume you're exempt. None of us are.

"who says these things?" "who does these things?"

A lot of people. A lot of people you might love. A lot of people that might include us (likely, actually). These mostly aren't monsters in alleyways saying and doing ableist things.

It's the nurse getting annoyed at the person using a wheelchair for having their wheelchair there. It's the dude at the gym who tells his friend that if those paralympians can do it, they definitely can do it. It's the person who keeps telling their friend with long covid to just do more yoga. It's the liberal angry at Trump who mocks him by saying he wears adult diapers. It's the person who builds a business branded and marketed on being kumbaya "we're so progressive" but they made their doors so heavy that they're hard for anyone to open and definitely impossible to open for a wheelchair user. It's the boomer telling a young person using a disabled parking spot that young people can't be disabled. It is literally everywhere. It's that guy telling disabled people they shouldn't be out past sunset ("we're disabled, Daniel, we're not werewolves."--Jen L Rossman).

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Reading list, obviously not exhaustive:

https://thebodyisnotanapology.com/magazine/14-black-disabled-women-reminding-us-of-our-power/

https://thedailytexan.com/2018/03/23/stop-using-ableist-language-and-call-out-others-who-use-it

https://www.autistichoya.com/p/ableist-words-and-terms-to-avoid.html

https://www.tolerance.org/magazine/no-joking-matter-words-and-disability

https://diaryofadisabledperson.blog/

https://www.thegauntlet.news/p/disabled-peoples-exclusion-from-indoor

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/being-grabbed-pushed-touched-without-27376323

https://www.sociability.app/blog/the-medical-vs-social-model-of-disability

[pspkisser]

⚙️ This laptop was saved from obsolescence! [10 mins of read]

Hello!! i am making this post here to raise awareness for PC and laptop upgrades, and how it should motivate you to do that same thing to preserve yours for longer or to give it the power you need! this will feature my history with mine, as well as the steps i took to be able to make him breathe life better! this is the story of his journey, and how it went to this current day.

his name is samuel, he is an asus fx570u and i bought him back in september of 2018 after i turned 13! he was brand new during that time and priced at 800 euros, offering only 6 gb of memory and an HDD as his specs. however he does have an 8th gen core i5 as his cpu and a geforce 1050 ti for his gpu. for something marketed as a gaming pc, it's pretty low and it wouldn't allow him to run fast enough, especially for highly demanding software and causing some compatibility issues. it wasn't severe, but as i was stuck with an hdd, that meant operating systems would run pretty slow on it, also leading to long software loading times. this is made worse by the fact that its bundled system, windows 10, isn't designed to work efficiently on hdd in the first place, but at least that means i have my hands on a windows key to be able to use some windows exclusive programs..

i mainly used him to be able to use advanced video editing software and customize the games i have on it for my own taste, because back then i loved making youtube videos and it was a passion i've had for years until i've partially retired from it. i rarely bought games on it and instead opted for free-to-plays, and overall had a good time with him.

unfortunately within only 3 months, his HDD broke down and i sent him to technicians for them to replace it with another one. it was a minor accident i've had but it formatted all my data, even though it didn't matter much since i uploaded most of it to the internet. i just had to be gentle with him by trying to not moving him around too much to stop that issue from persisting... but it was still low-end in terms of system performance. i finally used him for 1 year straight before moving on to a tower pc, feeling tired about his slowness and believing i couldn't do much about it.

i used that other (unnamed) pc for almost a year, starting from 2020! they seemed to work better since it had windows 7, but embarrassingly enough that version itself stopped receiving official security updates months before i started using it, even though i was careful while accessing the internet with it. its performances were also low, but didn't really matter much since i didn't take so much advantage from the power of samuel. suddenly, i had the foolish idea of installing windows 8.1 on the latter to try to deal with the performance issues on 10, but it led to even more compatibility issues since the drivers i used were meant to be for 10 only. only by early 2021, i got win10 back on him and started using him again to get more power again.

so the low-end performance persisted for very long. back then i never knew how to upgrade pcs, so i was only used to replacing devices with others which wasn't cost-efficient. after realizing i used windows for well over 10 years, i had the idea of switching to a mac and as a result, for xmas 2021 i got myself a cute yellow silicon imac, who goes by the name of sarah! but switching to macos posed new serious challenges, such as getting used to the lack of windows compatibility and the missing features that i was used to for a long time. most of the creativity i did with her was drawings with firealpaca and krita, and cgi with blender, which wasn't really much. still, she is pretty glossy and also powerful for many of the tasks i'm performing with her. originally i also intended to sell samuel, but that never happened (i low regret that decision so much i swear).

in late 2022, samuel's performance apparently had had a big hit... he now takes approximately 20 seconds to open any program and it seemed to me like something was wrong with him. at that time i also gained interest in linux since it's a libre OS capable of much more flexibility, essentially allowing it to revive old PCs. i finally decided to get linux mint to work on him via a dual boot with win11 (what was i thinking when i "upgraded" him from 10?). the performance seemed a little better from then, but programs still took very long to open. for that reason, he had often been collecting dust as he finally became unusable.

finally we've reached 2023. this is the year i decided to take on tearing down devices to learn how to examine problems inside of them. after checking samuel's performance again, i noticed that his HDD was having extremely low writing and reading speeds compared to my tower, which made me feel disappointed. but that's when i finally decided i could be able to replace his hard disk with an ssd, a new generation which is more durable, faster, quieter and energy-efficient...

but i still had a good wait until it was possible. suddenly with my money, i found an ssd which only costed €30, and it made me happy that this would be a quick way of healing up samuel! so i rushed to get it, and finally opened him to prepare everything... unfortunately, his keyboard has to be lifted up in the process, and there are flex cables connected between it and the motherboard. but taking out the hard disk thankfully only requires a few steps; removing some screws, then inserting the SSD inside of it. after that i quickly put linux mint back into him. SO SPLENDID...

for only the price of a high budget indie game, now he can open programs very fast, close to how fast sarah can do, and just about any task works perfectly well on him with way less bugs! thanks to that fast upgrade he's become viable for daily drives again, even though i don't have other desks suitable for pcs which makes me less motivated to use him. really wish id be able to since the architecture he has (x64) means he has a lot more software he's able to handle natively...

but then, i hadn't upgraded his ram. i said before that he only had 6 gb of it, and that meant he could only work with a few programs before becoming bloated. and as i like doing power tasks on him, that obviously causes problems. so one day, i went to a pc part store out of curiosity, and became shocked when i found small ram carts that could be compatible with my laptop. after some talk with the seller, i bought 2 ddr4 carts each containing 8 gb and clocked at 2666 mhz, more than double of what i used to have. after that it was time to take on a challenge to be able to insert them myself.

when the seller asked me if i needed assistance to have the carts inserted into my laptop, i giggled internally because of my past stories with learning how to open devices and trying to troubleshoot or modify them internally. i obviously declined it which saved me money, but also meant i had to do it all myself. after an hour of painful manipulations which required me to take out the entire motherboard from samuel, while that next step was also difficult i was finally able to insert the carts into it, before placing all his components back into place. and after such a long time of waiting...

i've finally done it!

Samuel is feeling very well right now!! despite his cpu and gpu dating from over 5 years, now he can do even more tasks at a time, while also being able to read them faster, a massive improvement compared to when it was stuck with an hdd and only 6 gb of ram. i'm guessing those low specs were for the purpose of saving manufacturing costs, but until you'd find use for the components that you'd remove, they'd end up becoming waste. and with a free os like linux mint, it adds up to an even more optimized experience than windows 10, which comes with so many unwanted stuff and can't be customized very well.

have you had a similar story to mine? did that pose you challenges? i took over 40 minutes to write this entire piece of text, but it should at least be very well detailed! on the best case scenario i hope it would inspire others to do some research on upgrading PCs to preserve their lives and especially save costs. Thank you for reading the entirety of it, don't hesitate reblogging it if you think it would interest your own audience! peace for all of you 💙

[bmv1]

Choosing the Right 3D Printer: A Comprehensive Guide

The world of 3D printing offers boundless creative possibilities, making it an exciting technology for makers, hobbyists, and professionals alike. However, with a wide array of 3D printers available on the market, selecting the right one can be a daunting task. This guide will help you navigate the important factors to consider when choosing a 3D printer that suits your needs so that you can get the right 3D printer.

How to Choose the Right 3D Printer

Define Your Purpose

The first step in choosing the right 3D printer is defining your purpose. What do you intend to create? Are you interested in artistic endeavors, functional prototypes, or educational projects? Understanding your specific use case will help narrow down your choices.

Budget Considerations

Your budget plays a significant role in determining the 3D printer that’s right for you. 3D printers vary widely in price, from budget-friendly options to high-end models. While affordability is essential, it’s also crucial to consider the long-term costs, including maintenance, filament, and accessories.

Determine the Types of 3D Printers

There are several types of 3D printers available, with the two most common being Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) and Stereolithography (SLA).

– FFF Printers: These printers extrude filament (typically PLA or ABS) layer by layer to build objects. They are known for their affordability and ease of use, making them a great choice for beginners.

– SLA Printers: SLA printers use liquid resin cured by a UV laser to create highly detailed and precise objects. They are excellent for producing intricate designs but may be more challenging to operate.

Consider Build Volume

The term “build volume” pertains to the largest dimensions of items a 3D printer can produce. Take into account the size of your intended prints and verify that the printer’s build volume is sufficient for your requirements.

Choose Print Resolution

Print resolution determines the level of detail and quality of your 3D prints. It’s measured in microns, with lower values indicating higher resolution. If you require highly detailed and smooth prints, opt for a printer with a lower micron value.

Check Filament Compatibility

Different 3D printers are compatible with various filament types, such as PLA, ABS, PETG, or specialty materials like flexible filaments or metal-infused filaments. Ensure that the printer you choose supports the type of filament you intend to use.

Find Ease of Use

For beginners, a user-friendly 3d printer is crucial. Look for models that come pre-assembled or require minimal assembly and calibration. Intuitive software and a supportive online community can also make your 3D printing journey smoother.

Consider Printing Speed

Printing speed varies among 3D printers. Faster printers can complete prints more quickly, but they may sacrifice print quality. Consider your priorities—whether speed or print quality is more important for your projects.

Consider Connectivity and Software

Examine the connectivity options and software compatibility of the 3D printer. USB, SD card, or Wi-Fi connectivity can impact your workflow. Ensure that the printer works with slicing software compatible with your operating system.

Final Words

In conclusion, choosing the right 3D printer involves careful consideration of your specific requirements, budget, and skill level. It’s an investment that can open up a world of creative possibilities. By researching and weighing the factors mentioned in this guide, you can confidently select a 3D printer that aligns with your goals and sets you on an exciting 3D printing journey. Remember that the right 3D printer can be a versatile tool for turning your ideas into tangible creations.

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How to Sell Your Software Company: A Step-by-Step Guide

Selling your software company is a major milestone that requires careful planning and understanding of the process. Whether you're looking to exit the industry, retire, or pursue other ventures, knowing what to expect can help you navigate the sale smoothly and achieve a successful outcome. In this guide, we’ll answer the most common questions about selling a software company, providing clear insights to help you through each stage.

1. What are the key steps to prepare my software company for sale?

Before listing your company for sale, it’s crucial to get your business in the best shape possible to attract buyers. Key steps include:

Organizing Financial Records: Ensure your profit and loss statements, balance sheets, and tax returns are up to date and accurate. Buyers will want to see at least 3 years of clean financial records.

Evaluating Growth Potential: Highlight future opportunities for growth, such as new markets, product developments, or untapped revenue streams.

Securing Intellectual Property: Ensure that all software, patents, and trademarks are properly documented and legally protected.

Stabilizing the Business: Make sure the company is running smoothly, with a solid customer base, strong recurring revenue, and efficient operations.

By taking these steps, you’ll increase your company’s attractiveness to potential buyers and ensure a smoother sale process.

2. How do I determine the value of my software company?

Valuing a software company involves looking at several factors, including:

Revenue and Profit Margins: Buyers will focus on your annual revenue, profit margins, and how consistent your earnings are. Recurring revenue from subscription models or long-term contracts will be highly valued.

Customer Base: A large, loyal customer base with low churn rates adds value to the business.

Growth Potential: Buyers will assess the company’s potential for future growth, such as new product lines or expansion into new markets.

Intellectual Property: Software companies with proprietary technology, patents, or other unique intellectual property are generally more valuable.

It’s recommended to have a professional business valuation expert assess your company to ensure you get an accurate figure.

3. What types of buyers are interested in acquiring a software company?

There are typically three main types of buyers for software companies:

Strategic Buyers: These buyers are often larger companies looking to acquire your software to complement or enhance their existing offerings. They are likely to pay a premium if they see strong synergies.

Private Equity Firms: These firms look for software companies with stable earnings and growth potential. Their goal is to improve the company’s value and sell it for a higher price in the future.

Individual Investors: Entrepreneurs or investors who are looking to enter the software industry may be interested in smaller, profitable software companies.

Understanding the type of buyer you want to attract will help you tailor your marketing and sales strategy.

4. Where can I find potential buyers for my software company?

Finding the right buyer requires a mix of industry connections and professional assistance. Here are some ways to identify potential buyers:

Work with a Business Broker: Business brokers specialize in helping you find qualified buyers. They can also assist with negotiations and the overall sale process.

Leverage Industry Networks: Attend conferences, events, or join industry groups where you can connect with potential buyers who are already interested in the software space.

Use Online Business Marketplaces: Websites and platforms dedicated to business sales are a great way to reach a wider audience of potential buyers.

A business broker can be particularly helpful in ensuring that you find serious buyers and avoid wasting time on non-committed parties.

5. What legal and financial documents do I need to prepare before selling?

Before the sale process begins, you’ll need to organize several important documents:

Financial Statements: Ensure your profit and loss statements, balance sheets, and tax returns are well-prepared and accurate.

Intellectual Property Documentation: Make sure any patents, trademarks, and software licenses are in order and ready for transfer.

Contracts and Agreements: Review and prepare any contracts with customers, vendors, and employees to ensure they can be easily transferred to the new owner.

Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDA): Protect sensitive business information by having potential buyers sign an NDA before sharing detailed company data.

Being well-prepared will make the due diligence process faster and give potential buyers more confidence in the deal.

6. How long does it take to sell a software company?

The timeline for selling a software company can vary, but it generally takes 6 to 12 months. Here’s what the process typically involves:

Preparation Phase: This involves organizing financials, securing intellectual property, and making sure the business is operating smoothly. This phase can take several months.

Finding a Buyer: Depending on your approach and the market, it could take a few months to find the right buyer.

Due Diligence and Negotiation: Once a buyer is interested, the due diligence process can take several weeks or even months as they review your financials, legal documents, and business operations.

Being patient and prepared for each phase will help ensure a smooth sale.

7. How do I negotiate a fair deal when selling my software company?

Negotiating a fair deal requires both preparation and strategy. Here are some tips:

Set Your Bottom Line: Know the minimum price you are willing to accept before entering negotiations.

Highlight the Value: Make sure to emphasize the company’s growth potential, profitability, and strong customer base during negotiations.

Consider Earn-Out Agreements: An earn-out is a payment structure where part of the sale price depends on the future performance of the company. This can be beneficial if your company’s growth potential is strong.

It’s a good idea to work with a lawyer or broker during negotiations to ensure you get the best possible terms.

8. What happens after the sale of my software company?

After the sale, there’s often a transition period where you continue to work with the buyer to ensure a smooth handover. This might involve training the new owner, introducing them to key customers, or helping with daily operations. The transition period can last anywhere from a few months to a year, depending on the agreement.

Additionally, make sure to consult with a tax advisor to understand the tax implications of the sale and how to manage the proceeds from the sale effectively.

Selling a software company is a complex process that involves preparation, valuation, marketing, and negotiation. By understanding the key steps and having the right documentation and support in place, you can ensure a successful sale that meets your financial and personal goals. Whether you’re looking to sell now or just preparing for the future, the insights provided in this guide will help you navigate the process with confidence.

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The Long-term Care Software Market in 2023 is US$ 3.37 billion, and is expected to reach US$ 8.9 billion by 2031 at a CAGR of 12.92%.

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Revolutionizing Long-Term Care Software Market: Comprehensive Analysis and Growth Forecast Amidst Dynamic Industry Trends

The long-term care software market is expected to reach a significant value of US$3,877 million globally in 2022 and is expected to develop at a spectacular rate. Even more optimistic projections are made for 2032, when a valuation of over US$ 10,988 million is expected, indicating an outstanding CAGR of 11% over the course of the projected period (2022–2032). This increase is a sign of a paradigm shift in the administration of healthcare, as organisations use more advanced software to improve the effectiveness and quality of long-term care services.

The global government measures aimed at curbing the rising costs of healthcare are driving the long-term care software market’s rise.

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Multiple applications of long-term care software such as the long-term care software analyze millions of data records and quickly spot potential issues before they become problems, and it enables mental health providers to manage remote patient video conferencing, scheduling, and messaging are playing a crucial role in the rapid adoption of long-term care software.

Global Long-term Care Software Market: Drivers and Challenges

Drivers

The digitalization in healthcare technology is the primary factor which is driving the growth of long-term care software market. Also, changing healthcare infrastructure, shortage of medical staff and adoption of technological solutions in the healthcare institutions is the key growth driver of the long-term care software market.

Moreover, limited healthcare specialists and different initiatives taken by the government bodies worldwide to reduce the medical cost are fueling the growth of long-term care software market.

Apart from this, the increase in the number of healthcare organizations and the increasing usage of mobile devices in the healthcare organizations are the major factors which are fueling the growth of the long-term care software market.

Challenges

The high cost of software maintenance is the primary factor which may hinder the growth of the long-term care software market in the near future. Also, the unwillingness of the traditional long-term care providers to adopt new software is one of the major factors which hampers the growth of the long-term care software market in the near future.

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Key Players

The prominent players in long-term care software market are: Allscripts Healthcare Solutions, Inc., Cerner Solutions, Omnicare, Inc., Omnicell, Inc., HealthMEDX, LLC, McKesson Corporation, Optimus EMR, Inc., PointClickCare, MatrixCare, and SigmaCare.

Global Long-term Care Software Market: Regional Overview

On the geographic basis, North America is anticipated to capture largest market share, owing to the well developed and established healthcare industry, and higher adoption of long-term care software in the region.

Europe and APAC are also expected to gain substantial market share due to the rapid infrastructural development in the healthcare sector. Also, APAC is expected to be the fastest growing long-term care software market owing to the government initiatives taken in the healthcare sector by the emerging economies such as India, China, and Japan.

The Long-term Care Software market in Latin America and MEA are expected to witness high growth rates in the coming period due to the rise in digital technologies and increasing adoption of mobile devices in the healthcare sector of the region.

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Home Health Agencies

Nursing Homes

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North America

Latin America

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Introduction Are you a property owner in Los Angeles looking to maximize your investment and minimize your stress? Hiring a property manager in LA can be the key to achieving both. Stlivingla offers expert property management services that cater to your specific needs, ensuring that your property is well-maintained and profitable. In this blog, we'll explore the benefits of hiring a property manager and why Stlivingla is the best choice for property management in Los Angeles. Why Hire a Property Manager in LA?

Local Expertise Los Angeles is a vast and diverse city with unique neighborhoods, each with its own rental market dynamics. A property manager with local expertise understands these nuances and can help you set the right rental rates, attract quality tenants, and navigate local regulations. Stlivingla's team has extensive knowledge of the LA rental market, ensuring your property is competitively priced and compliant with all local laws.

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I think the thing that fascinates me about the Y2K aesthetic; is that as someone who lived through the very short lived era, it wasn't/isn't just an aesthetic.

I mean that in the sense that for a few years it really did exist; we had this kind of weird "futuristic" looking tech, blobjects were a very real thing; and I think this is why we see so many people who grew up in the early 2000's sort of yearning for that aesthetic.

Because it's not just that it's nostalgic; it's not just that it's a cool aesthetic, or that there's plenty to enjoy about it as an aesthetic. It's more specifically that it's all of that, and it was real; it was tangible. We had it, and we lost it; but not entirely. There's tons of old blobjects still operational; you can go buy blobjects to this day, and because they're mainly just shells you can still fit modern hardware in them and make fully functional Y2K aesthetics in your daily life.

Much of the gaming market at the time still persists to this day with some of the most popular MMOs and even console games being continued still whether in it's original state, or through sequels.

The thing about the Y2K "aesthetic" is that for a lot of people who lived through it, it's not just an aesthetic; it's a real, obtainable thing; and it hasn't fully died out yet. So those who want to live in the world that the Y2K aesthetic promised us; technically can. Especially because we've hit a point now where technology has advanced to what was being promised to us back then; at least to some extent.

Things like VR, AR, and honestly just computer hardware integrated into our everyday lives means these days we're not just living the aesthetic, we're not just engaging with things that look like future tech; we're genuinely able to experience the things that were mainly just sci-fi back in the day.

As someone who grew up with blobjects and early 3D models where a character had maybe a total of 50-100 polygons (and those were considered high poly counts) and the textures were still pixelated at that; it's remarkable to me to be able to still not only engage with those same games and tech, but to do so in entirely new ways like AR/VR or on hardware that, should I desire it; can actually give those characters thousands if not hundreds of thousands of polygons and textures with resolutions big enough that you can't see even groups of pixels without throwing them in some kind of editing software and zooming in on 4000x4000+ canvas sized textures.

I understand that the early 2000's were like, 20 years ago; and in the terms of human life that IS actually a good while ago. However I think people forget at the same time that if you look at the course of the internet and tech; the growth we've had, the changes being made; the internet itself, and tech itself; is just kind of a blip on the time scale, you know? This shit hasn't been around for too long, it's still new and exciting for the people who were born alongside it; and for a lot of us the Y2K era was around the time of our young teenage and early adult years; so we remember a lot about it fondly; only to have it sort of ripped away from us by capitalism when people moved to sleek, emotionless black white and grey cubes and sharp edges and minimalism.

For a lot of us, we don't care to make the switch when we don't need to. We can still use our modern hardware with our old fashioned tech that oozes personality; and personally I intend to do so for as long as I can.

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The Top 10 Jobs in Canada for 2024

Canada, with its picturesque landscapes, diverse culture, and robust economy, continues to attract individuals from around the world seeking new opportunities and a higher quality of life. As we step into 2024, the Canadian job market is brimming with exciting prospects across various industries. Whether you're a recent graduate, a seasoned professional, or an immigrant looking to build a career in the Great White North, here are the top 10 jobs in Canada that should be on your radar.

Software Developer: With the technology sector experiencing exponential growth, software developers are in high demand. From cutting-edge startups to established corporations, Canada's tech industry offers a plethora of opportunities for those with coding expertise.

Healthcare Professionals: The healthcare sector in Canada is perennially in need of skilled professionals, including nurses, doctors, and allied health workers. The aging population has led to a surge in demand for healthcare services, making it an excellent field for those looking to make a meaningful impact.

Construction Project Manager: As infrastructure projects continue to dot the Canadian landscape, the demand for construction project managers is on the rise. This role involves overseeing the planning, execution, and completion of construction projects, making it a key player in the nation's development.

Data Scientist: In an era driven by data, the role of a data scientist is crucial across various industries, including finance, healthcare, and e-commerce. Analyzing and interpreting large datasets, data scientists contribute valuable insights to guide decision-making processes.

Electrician: Skilled trades, such as electricians, are essential for maintaining and expanding Canada's infrastructure. From residential wiring to large-scale industrial projects, electricians play a pivotal role in ensuring the smooth functioning of the country's electrical systems.

Marketing Specialist: As businesses vie for consumer attention, the demand for marketing specialists continues to soar. Whether it's digital marketing, content creation, or market research, individuals with a flair for promoting products and services are sought after in the Canadian job market.

Registered Nurse: With an aging population, there's a growing need for compassionate and qualified nurses. Registered nurses are integral to the healthcare system, providing essential care and support to patients in hospitals, clinics, and long-term care facilities.

Mechanical Engineer: From designing innovative machinery to optimizing existing systems, mechanical engineers contribute significantly to Canada's industrial landscape. Industries such as manufacturing, automotive, and aerospace rely on the expertise of mechanical engineers to drive innovation.

Financial Advisor: Canadians are increasingly recognizing the importance of financial planning, leading to a surge in demand for financial advisors. Helping individuals and businesses make informed decisions about their finances, financial advisors play a crucial role in ensuring financial well-being.

Environmental Scientist: With a growing emphasis on sustainability, environmental scientists are in demand to address ecological challenges. From assessing environmental impact to developing conservation strategies, these professionals contribute to Canada's commitment to a greener future.

Conclusion:

As Canada continues to thrive on its commitment to diversity, innovation, and progress, the job market reflects these values with a wide array of opportunities. Whether you're drawn to the tech hub of Toronto, the vibrant culture of Vancouver, or the economic powerhouse of Calgary, these top 10 jobs offer a glimpse into the diverse career landscape that Canada has to offer. So, whether you're a local job seeker or an international talent looking to make Canada your home, these professions could be your stepping stones to a fulfilling and prosperous future.

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Embarking on a journey to master SAP MM, the backbone of Materials Management in business operations, requires careful consideration of the learning path. With the rise of online training, choosing the right Software Development Kit (SDK) becomes crucial for a seamless and effective learning experience.

Understanding SAP MM

SAP MM, or Materials Management, plays a pivotal role in the supply chain and procurement processes of organizations. It encompasses a range of functions, from inventory management to vendor relationships, making it a cornerstone in efficient business operations.

Significance of Online Training

In the digital age, online training offers unparalleled advantages. The flexibility to learn at one's own pace and accessibility from anywhere in the world are among the key benefits. Aspiring SAP MM professionals can now break the geographical barriers that traditional classroom learning presents.

Features of a Good SDK for SAP MM

Choosing the right SDK for SAP MM learning involves evaluating various factors. A comprehensive curriculum, hands-on practical sessions, and experienced instructors are indispensable components of an effective SDK.

Best Practices in SAP MM Online Learning

To make the most out of SAP MM online training, learners should set clear goals and engage in regular practice. Applying theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios enhances understanding and proficiency.

Why Choose SDK Learnings

In the vast landscape of online training, SDK Learnings stands out as a reliable choice for SAP MM enthusiasts. The unique features and benefits offered by SDK Learnings make it a frontrunner in the realm of SAP MM education.

Course Structure at SDK Learnings

SDK Learnings' SAP MM course is meticulously designed, breaking down complex modules into digestible segments. The focus on real-world scenarios ensures that learners gain practical insights, preparing them for the challenges of the industry.

Success Stories

Numerous success stories attest to the effectiveness of SDK Learnings' SAP MM training. Testimonials from past learners highlight not only the quality of education but also the positive impact on their careers.

Industry Recognition and Certification

In the competitive job market, having recognized certifications is a significant advantage. SDK Learnings' certifications in SAP MM hold industry recognition, giving learners a tangible credential to showcase their expertise.

Addressing Common Challenges in SAP MM Learning

Learning SAP MM can pose challenges due to its complexities. SDK Learnings addresses these challenges by providing guidance and support, ensuring that learners navigate the learning curve effectively.

Interactive Learning Environment

SDK Learnings fosters an interactive learning environment. Discussion forums and live Q&A sessions create a community where learners can collaborate, share insights, and seek guidance from instructors.

Flexible Learning Options

Understanding that learners have diverse schedules, SDK Learnings offers both full-time and part-time courses. Tailored schedules cater to the needs of working professionals, allowing them to balance learning with other commitments.

Investment in Future Career

Investing in SAP MM training with SDK Learnings is an investment in a future career. The return on investment (ROI) extends beyond immediate job opportunities, positioning learners for long-term success in the dynamic field of Materials Management.

Comparative Analysis with Other Training Platforms

A comparative analysis reveals that SDK Learnings excels in various aspects compared to other training platforms. Its unique selling points, such as the interactive learning environment and industry-recognized certifications, set it apart in the competitive landscape.

Conclusion

In conclusion, mastering SAP MM through online training requires careful consideration of the learning platform. SDK Learnings emerges as a top choice, offering a comprehensive and effective learning experience. Aspiring SAP MM professionals can confidently invest in their future by choosing SDK Learnings as their educational partner.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is SAP MM training with SDK Learnings suitable for beginners?

Yes, SDK Learnings provides beginner-friendly courses with a well-structured curriculum.

How do I access the course materials at SDK Learnings?

Once enrolled, learners get access to an online portal where they can find all course materials.

Are SDK Learnings' certifications recognized in the industry?

Absolutely, SDK Learnings' certifications are widely recognized, adding value to your resume.

Can I interact with instructors during the online training sessions?

Yes, SDK Learnings encourages interaction through live Q&A sessions with experienced instructors.

What sets SDK Learnings apart from other SAP MM training platforms?

SDK Learnings stands out due to its interactive learning environment, real-world focus, and industry-recognized certifications.