Get your hands on our technology with On-Demand Experience Labs available now through November 6th. Each lab is paired with an office hour session scheduled for this week. Learn more about how you can get hands-on with our technology.
Join the office hours to get answers your questions about the labs, talk about how the technology fits into your environment, and discuss implementation. Sign up for the Office Hours/On-Demand Experience Labs today. The labs have gotten great reviews so far!
Sign up for a 45-minute one-on-one training session with one of our talented technical personal trainers. All sessions take place during the Global Summit beginning Monday afternoon and ending mid-day on Wednesday. Sessions will be held in the Learning Services area located in the Tech Exchange.
A sophisticated alerting solution lets you solve problems quickly and proactively. Watch the recorded webinar: Proactive Alerting: Advanced Approaches for Alerting Solutions webinar presented by Michael Brady, InterSystems Technical Trainer, to learn how to make the most out of your alerting solution.
Take this course to learn how data flows from HealthShare Information Exchange to Health Insight, along with the details of that data flow.
Do you need to give additional users access to the Management Portal to help maintain and monitor your system? You may be wondering what’s the best way to:
Take this online course to learn the basics of SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language), the ways in which it can be used within Caché security features, and some use cases that can be applied to HealthShare productions.
Design a production in a development environment using best practices.
Learn how to configure alerts in a production.
Take this online course to learn the foundations of the Caché ObjectScript language especially as it relates to use in creating variables and objects in Caché.
Announcing the Custom Business Components learning path! This learning path is designed for software developers who need to build custom business components for their productions.
Learn how to work with DICOM Modality Worklists in a HealthShare Health Connect production.
Learn the basics of Health Insight, including its features, architecture, and tools.
Learn to successfully design your HL7 production.
We are happy to announce InterSystems Learning at Learning.InterSystems.com, a new and more robust learning platform.
Learn to design, build, implement, and test a new custom business operation in an Ensemble production by taking this online learning course.
Take this course to learn how to use additional features of data transformations beyond creating a simple data transformation.
Learn why and when to use FHIR in your applications, common use cases for it, the general architecture of FHIR data, and the tools available to you in InterSystems HealthShare Health Connect. Learn More.
Learn about the creation and configuration of the HealthShare Business Services and Business Operations used to support the receipt and re-transmission of HL7 messages.
Learn the basics about HealthShare Information Exchange, the architecture and common ways it is used.
Find out about the various ways you can learn Caché.
Learn about the various options of using SQL within Caché!
Learn the different ways to navigate the management portal.
Learn how to push an application to both an iOS and an Android device.
Learn the fundamentals of how and when to use the DeepSee Analyzer.
Learn how to start troubleshooting productions.
Learn about tools available in DeepSee; including dashboards, the Analyzer and the Artchitect.
Learn the basics about Caché objects.
Have you ever needed to find a record for a particular person in your inbound data stream?
Searching messages will enable you to find messages using an array of search capabilities.
Find out what sets the InterSystems Document Data Model apart in the industry.
Are you going to be building an integration with Ensemble or HealthShare? Take the following course to learn about the core architecture in building an integration, the parts and pieces involved and the most common ways that data flows through that architecture.