Business World |
March 2015
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in Santa Barbara to 60 team members in the
market and a 24/7 technical and user sup-
port group based out of Argentina, the con-
nected and communal culture is well placed
and prepared.
“A physician, for example, who’s trying to log
on at their home or at a Starbucks and is hav-
ing trouble accessing the network, can either
call an 800 number or chat with a techni-
cal expert at a moment’s notice to get help,”
Wright said.
“We’re all about innovation and trying to de-
velop new technologies and new processes,”
he continued. “We’re very much oriented
towards continual expansion and change.
In Telehealth, if you hold still for too long,
the market and technology changes again.
We thrive where things are constantly on the
