Background and Mission Aviana Global Technologies is a Business Intelligence and Analytics company that has had a successful track record since its inception in 1994. Aviana has built up a large base of satisfied clients that includes many Fortune 1000 companies and some of the largest US government agencies.
Aviana's mission is to assist client enterprises to realize the full potential of information technology as a strategic corporate asset. Through staged rollouts, Aviana allows clients to periodicaly reassess implementation plans to ensure overall project success. Who We AreCapabilities and ExpertiseAviana is a Business Intelligence and Analytics company that is one of the fastest growing information technology consulting companies in Southern California -- built on very strong systems integration, database design, development and administration and application development skills.
Since 1994, Aviana has built a solid reputation as a preferred custom solutions and consulting partner for an impressive array of clients in Southern California. With a design and development center in Southern California and an offshore development center in India, Aviana has demonstrated industry experience in a number of industries such as:
Case Studies & White PapersStandards and Certification Criteria to Support Meaningful Use of Electronic Health RecordsDecember 30, 2009 A Message from Dr. David Blumenthal, National Coordinator for Health Information Technology As we look toward 2010, we can envision a transformation of our health system to improve health care quality, efficiency,...
Accountable Care Organizations Featured in Both Health Reform BillsBy: Janice Simmons, for HealthLeaders Media, January 25, 2010 Since early last year, accountable care organizations (ACOs) have caught the attention of policymakers on Capitol Hill as a different way to deliver and pay for healthcare at the local...
Driving performance with EPThe dynamic business environment - continuing deregulation, advances in technology, new disclosure requirements, wary investors - creates both challenges and demands for accurate business planning and forecasting.
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August 19th at 10 AM PST Related NewsWhite House pushes IT as 'pillar' of cost-containing health reformIn a conference call with reporters, Peter Orszag, director of the Office of Management and Budget, and Nancy-Ann DeParle, director of the White House Office of Health Reform, said healthcare IT adoption is one of the four pillars upon which the Obama Administration is basing its healthcare strategy. |
