Zenkit Suite – Customer Stories
Our mission at Zenkit is simple: We want to make you and your team as productive as possible. To achieve this we have a very basic key idea: Build simple tools for every area in your team’s workday – and add superior interaction between them.
Don’t just listen to what we say. Our users from various industries and sectors are sharing how Zenkit plays an important role in their everyday workflow.
Digital Validation: Achieving Modern Compliance for Modern Testing with Tricentis Vera™
Join us to see how modernizing compliance with Tricentis Vera™ to support digital validation for life sciences. In this webinar you will learn:
- How Tricentis Vera™ helps you meet business objectives while satisfying compliance requirements.
- How shifting to digital validation supports quality, not documents.
- How you can easily implement electronic signatures, automated review and approvals process, and technical controls across the development and testing toolchain.
- Modernize software compliance in life sciences.
- Enhance CSV lifecycle with digital validation.
- Adopt compliance for Agile testing.
Agile, Digital Validation: How to Modernize Software Testing for Life Sciences
Remain competitive and compliant when adopting a digital approach to validation. Uncover important industry trends life sciences organizations must address, such as:
- Why a modernization strategy is needed in regulated software testing, and how adopting digital, data-driven approach with Tricentis Vera™ addresses this need in Computer System Validation today.
- The industry trends influencing modernization in computer systems validation.
- The advantages of adopting an Agile, digital approach to validation.
- The limitation of document-based approaches for review and approval.
- Modernize software testing for life sciences.
- Why life science companies choose Vera™ to lower costs and increase efficiency.
Best Practices for Computer Systems Validation in The Digital Age
Negotiate changes with computer systems validation best practices to get ahead of increasing demands around digital transformation. Learn valuable tips for negotiating changes with computer systems validation, such as:
- Important steps to plan, develop, manage, and control your computer systems validation program.
- List of best practices to help implement an effective, scalable software compliance program that supports digital transformation initiatives.
- Minimize risks, reduce cost, and avoid common pitfalls.
- Reduce the costs, risks, and complexities of compliance.
- Plan an effective and efficient CSV program.
- Key mistakes to avoid with computer systems validation.
Intelligent Automation
Intelligent Automation is not about replacing people. It’s about taking uniquely human strengths—like intuition and judgment—and combining them with intelligent tools like artificial intelligence (AI) and robotic process automation (RPA) to deliver superior organizational outcomes.
A low-code application development platform is an essential enabler of intelligent automation (IA). OutSystems is the world’s #1 Low-code Platform™ for enterprises wanting to optimize how their staff interface with increasingly intelligent internal systems and better manage their business.
Learn more about Intelligent Automation with OutSystems
Wind River Linux Solution Overview
Wind River Linux empowers you to develop, deploy, and operate embedded solutions that are robust, reliable, & secure.
Software Assurance in an Open Source World: Know What’s in Your Code
Open source technology is critical to accelerating software development, and at least 80% of modern applications have open source and third-party software components (Synopsys 2021).
Knowing what's in your code is mission critical. Learn how to maximize development velocity and quality while managing risk.
Smart Linux Solutions for the Intelligent Edge
A device designer faces many choices when determining how to architect an embedded solution. The Linux operating system offers faster innovation with artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, high levels of security, standards that are common across all industries, flexibility and adaptability for many use cases, and cloud-native and DevOps support.
But it doesn’t come without challenges. Is it worth it to invest in supporting Linux for several years? What about the number of common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs) that come up constantly throughout the product lifecycle?
Learn how purpose-built embedded Linux distributions can provide the smaller footprint, longer support lifecycle, and high reliability necessary for the intelligent edge.
Embedded Linux Impact: Optimizing to Meet Market Requirements
Embedded Linux is fueling the new connected intelligent systems paradigm. The embedded software market is estimated to grow at 7% CAGR during 2021–2027, with a projected value of $21.5 billion in 2027 (Global Market Insights).
Don’t miss out on how to develop, deploy, and service your intelligent edge Linux solutions.
Planning for the Unavoidable: Common Vulnerabilities & Exposures (CVEs)
There will be an estimated 42 billion connected devices by 2025 (IDC), and each represents a point of entry that can be exploited by a cyberattack. Securing your device or system is a complete-lifecycle effort.
Learn why proactive embedded device vulnerability monitoring is a must in today’s interconnected world.
From Prototype Through Post-Deployment: The Linux Journey
Yocto Project–based Linux will be the OS of choice in embedded's migration to open source over the next three years in all markets (VDC Research, May 2020).
Quality and speed will be must-haves. Success will mean focusing on what you do best and leaving the undifferentiating OS design, development, and maintenance to your embedded Linux service provider.
Learn when and why to partner on the design, development, and maintenance of Linux technology, and what makes Wind River® unique in Linux lifecycle management.
From Prototype to Post Deployment: Linux Decision Points
In the embedded industry, the lifecycle of a Linux product can last 5, 10, or even 15 years or more, so the decisions you make now and along the way will impact speed, quality, and resources for years to come. They can also create technical debt and directly impact future scalability, profitability, and the overall success of your project.
This e-book walks readers through the Linux Decision Points journey and touches on key considerations throughout development. Questions to consider include: What is your business strategy for open source leadership? Unique code contribution? Delivering a service? Or building an innovative product?
Purpose-Built Linux for Embedded Solutions
The explosive growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) is just one of several trends that is fueling the demand for intelligent devices at the edge. Increasingly, embedded devices use Linux to leverage libraries and code as well as Linux OS expertise to deliver functionality faster, simplify ongoing maintenance, and provide the most flexibility and performance for embedded device developers.
This e-book looks at the various approaches to providing both Linux and a build environment for embedded devices and offers best practices on how organizations can accelerate development while reducing overall project cost throughout the entire device lifecycle.
Accelerating Patient Payments
Patient A/R is an ever-increasing focus for many practices. Deductibles alone have changed the game as they've ballooned over 200% in the last decade. You can't guarantee payment, but you can improve your patient financial experience and (in turn) collect more, faster. We'll discuss the following strategies to accelerate your cash:
- Introducing the financial component earlier in the revenue cycle.
- Communicating with patients through modern platforms.
- And digitizing payment channels.
By increasing patient financial transparency you'll not only accelerate payments and collect more, you'll also improve the patient experience. This will lead to a happier patient base, a broader referral network, lower A/R, fewer balances going to collections, and a highly efficient team focused on outstanding balances.
The ROI of Proper Denials Management and Prevention
Sixty-nine percent of industry leaders reported an increase in denials in 2021—a 13% increase, on average, from last year. It’s no surprise denials have increased with the problems you have to tackle such as a lack of RCM team resources, high rates of attrition, an increasing backlog, and use of substandard technology. In our upcoming webinar, we’ll discuss how to properly manage your denials through the following strategies:
- Capture the low hanging fruit of revenue leakage.
- Identify the root cause and eliminate costly back-end work.
- Improve your revenue cycle process to reduce the error rates.
By improving how your team handles denials, you can not only fix your current denials and get your practice the revenue it deserves, but also prevent them from happening in the first place. You can make 2022 one of your best revenue years, yet!
