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Cumberland Consulting Group Launches Legacy System Data Management Services

by HITC Staff 04/21/2016 Leave a Comment

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Cumberland Consulting Group

Nashville, TN-based health IT consulting firm Cumberland Consulting Group, today announced the launch of legacy system data management services powered by Trinisys, a healthcare data automation and integration solutions platform. This new offering combines trusted advisory consulting services with an innovative data-archiving platform to help providers successfully manage enterprise healthcare information technology (HIT) conversion projects.

“As organizations implement or inherit new HIT systems, they must determine what to do with the data in a legacy system – that’s where we come in,” said Brian Cahill, CEO of Cumberland Consulting Group. “Our legacy data management service offering meets the growing needs of our clients to cost effectively manage the migration, retention and access of legacy data in enterprise environments. Through our relationship with Trinisys, we are able to offer our clients a secure and accessible archiving and integration platform in addition to our strategic consulting services.”

As part of the new service, Cumberland’s legacy system data management solutions will help providers decrease their total cost of ownership by eliminating infrastructure support and maintenance costs for retired systems and increase productivity through seamless access to legacy data. In addition, providers will reduce their risks of compromised data through secure storage on the Trinisys Convergence platform.

As a part of its legacy system data management service offering, Cumberland will assess providers’ IT environments and create customized roadmaps that can be incorporated into system migration projects. The firm will advise clients on answering important questions, such as which legacy systems should be kept operational and which should be decommissioned, what data needs to be retained, and how users will need to access the data.

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