Ayoka Provides Solutions to Maximize Productivity

It's 2015 now, and 2014's fad of out-of-the-box application solutions like Salesforce have evolved since companies have realized that there are functionalities left unused and often functionalities that are desired by a company for utilization simply don't exist, impeding on a company’s business model and goals. An interview between The Wall Street Journal and Facebook Chief Information Officer, Timothy Campos, details the fact that companies ”can’t go buy the off-the-shelf solution that everyone else has and expect we’re going to have a better outcome. That doesn’t work for different objectives—and there are many—like building out our workforce.”

Timothy Campos, Chief Information Officer at Facebook, helps each of the company's 5,000-plus employees generate $1.36 million in annual revenue. In a recent interview with The Wall Street Journal, Mr. Campos offered a detailed look at how technology, corporate culture and performance come together at the company.

At Ayoka, you can count on your ICD-10 implementations being both compliant and fully functional without having to worry about reimbursement issues or Internal integration involves identifying and merging the individual processes of ICD-10 to seamlessly integrate it into your existing processes. Comprehensive implementation timelines that address your needs will help along with open communication between us so that we can seamlessly integrate the new ICD-10 code set standards.

The International Classification of Diseases, 10th Revision, Clinical Modification (ICD-10-CM) is a revision of the ICD-9-CM system currently in place. The Affordable Care Act (ACA) is requesting that healthcare organizations adopt ICD-10 code set standards and operating rules soon, requiring documentation proving that healthcare organizations are compliant and that they have completed end-to-end testing with their partners.

From initial creation through dissemination and archiving, Ayoka provides integrated, enterprise-wide evidence-based management services that identify and diagnose organizational compatibility with proposed implementations and updates by analyzing current processes and the value of implementation with consideration of opportunity costs.

Evidence-based management (EBMgt or EBM) is an emerging movement to explicitly use the current, best evidence in management and decision-making. Its roots are in empiricism and have become widely practiced in the medical field and in policy-making. These are quality movements aimed at applying the scientific method to evaluating practices with the goal of optimization instead of relying on what Gunther Verheyen, a pioneer in Evidence-based management, describes as "guesses, assumptions, hierarchy, gut feel, seniority, and other opaque and subjective factors."

Software application's growing complexity coupled with the need for constant updates make it difficult for companies that were once ahead to keep up without moving beyond the Agile methodology and embracing continuous delivery (CD) to meet the ever-changing needs of clients. CD represents a process or project pipeline that consistently pushes enhancements and bug fixes for the client to review and give feedback.

The growing need for dynamic and scalable software calls for the use of techniques like automated testing and continuous integration to develop easily packaged and testable software to be deployed to testing or staging servers, resulting in the ability to quickly and reliably push enhancements and bug fixes to clients on demand at low risk and with less effort and stress-while retaining the quality. Continuous delivery aims to improve on that software delivery process, and increasing numbers of software development companies are adopting it to meet the ever-changing needs of clients.