NPC Creative Services

NPC Creative Services specializes in providing strategic public relations to healthcare, health IT, and technology software and service organizations, ranging from small- and mid-sized businesses to Fortune 500 corporations and professional trade associations.

Whether the need is for an agency to provide comprehensive public relations services or to support an in-house team, NPC has the industry expertise and connections necessary to get the job done right, on time and within budget.

Few agencies can match the level of expertise, industry understanding and personalized service NPC brings to its client relationships.

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  • Managing Zero-Trust Architecture for Maximum Data Center Security

    Driven by increased data consumption, the rapid uptick in cloud computing and hybrid cloud models, and emerging trends toward decentralization and edge computing, the U.S. data center market is projected to exceed $613 billion over the next decade. The heightened demand for AI-related data centers also comes into play, driving $31.5 billion in annualized spending on new data center construction and pushing the development pipeline to nearly 50 million square feet.

    Behind the surge in data center popularity is a desire for greater cybersecurity than many organizations can provide in-house, putting pressure on center operators to provide secure, uninterrupted large-scale operations. It’s a particularly thorny challenge as bad actors increasingly set their sights on data centers and the immense volume of valuable information they hold.

    The AI Journal»
  • Industry leaders speak out on health tech policies, CMS' digital health priorities

    Healthcare industry stakeholders made their case to leaders in President Donald Trump's health department last week about the need to improve the nation's health information technology infrastructure.

    The request for information garnered just over 1,300 comments from trade groups, provider and hospital associations, individual companies, payers, patients and providers. The comment letters spanned the gamut of traditional health IT issues, such as issues with the Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA) and weak enforcement of information blocking rules.

    Fierce Healthcare»
  • What does the industry want from federal health IT regulation?

    Providers, payers and health tech vendors have laid out a long to-do list for federal regulators on how the administration can optimize technology in healthcare.

    Modern Healthcare»

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