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Making Epic upgrades routine, not heroic
Field notes on the agile operating model for Epic — turning quarterly releases from big-bang events into continuous, low-risk delivery.
Epic Optimization Is a Practice, Not a Project: Building a Continuous Adoption Cadence
Most health systems have a growing backlog of unactivated Epic features. Treating optimization as an ongoing practice — not a periodic project — is how the best programs eliminate it.
Read more →Why Hospitals Fall Behind on Epic — and How to Close the Version Gap Without a Big-Bang Event
Falling multiple Epic versions behind is a systemic problem, not a resource problem. Here is what causes it and how to recover without another high-risk big-bang upgrade.
Read more →Agile in Healthcare: Why Your Epic Team Is Still Running on Waterfall Time
Most hospital IT teams have adopted agile in name but not in practice. Here is what genuine agile delivery looks like for Epic build and upgrade work.
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