Since 1995, NYSTEC has served as a trusted advisor to New York State, New York City, and local government agencies, as well as private institutions. We provide comprehensive assistance with technology acquisitions, IT strategies, and targeted improvements to client communications, information security, and networking infrastructures. In this age of rapid technology advancement, our experienced staff of professionals brings clarity to complex technology projects.
A single-source state contract makes it easy for New York State, New York City, and local government agencies to utilize our services, even on short notice or under tight time constraints. Our consultants have worked on hundreds of successful IT and communications projects for New York State, New York City, and local governments, and they bring extensive expertise to every project.
NYSTEC’s six key practice areas are:
• Information Technology Strategy
• Communications
• Information Security
• Network Planning and Design
• Technology Acquisition Support
• Health Care IT
Our engineers, project managers, and technology specialists average 23 years of experience, and this highly skilled staff is augmented by the technical knowledge base of the Air Force Research Laboratory’s Information Directorate, which has collaborated with NYSTEC since the company’s founding.
As a not-for-profit company, our approach is unbiased and completely vendor-neutral. We answer to clients and no one else, and take great pride in being flexible and responsive to the needs of each customer. Any government agency or institution hoping to make efficient use of new technology will benefit from NYSTEC’s in-depth knowledge and experience. After browsing our Website, we invite you to contact us to learn how NYSTEC’s specialists can help your organization implement new technologies, improve business processes, and achieve cost-efficiency.
Final Rule For EHR Meaningful Use Announced
On July 13, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced the final rule on requirements for meaningful use that providers must achieve in order to receive incentive payments for electronic health records (EHRs) under the HITECH Act. The final rule is available in the Federal Register.
NYSTEC presentations delivered at the 2010 NYS Cyber Security Conference on June 16 can be viewed at the conference Web site. NYSTEC consultants teamed with NYS specialists on two sessions, “Electronic Health Records: An Overview of Privacy and Security Challenges and Solutions” and a “Multi-Agency Collaborative Approach to Data Classification.”
Electronic Health Records & Health IT
With incentives forthcoming from the federal government, the transition to Electronic Health Records (EHRs) and Health Information Technology (HIT) is a high priority for health care providers. Information and network security is crucial to this transition. Learn how NYSTEC can help with compliance.
Government Technology Conference East
Sept. 22 - 23, 2010
Empire State Plaza, Albany
