The rapid development of technology has enabled organizations to adopt administrative applications that utilize web-based tools to assist in the efficient delivery of services as well as lower administrative and operational costs. This paper has discussed several regulatory applications such as automated health records, computerized staffing applications, digital financial reporting and management systems, and social responsibility reporting initiatives. These applications have immense benefits in service delivery and administrative functions, not mentioning that they improve communication and saves a considerable amount of time and financial resources for the organization. However, organizations must put in place safety mechanisms to ensure that important data are not compromised and ensure the training of personnel to use the applications effectively and efficiently. The convergence of technology witnessed in the 21st century has enabled organizations to make use of the evolving sophistication of administrative applications in a cost-effective and efficient manner (Bamberger, 2010). Indeed, automated executive applications are now, more than ever before, assuming a high degree of importance in organizational settings as the demand for information aimed at assisting in making critical decisions continues to increase. This paper reports the findings of an interview with the Chief Administrator of Pine Breeze health facility about some of the administrative applications found within the health institution. The interviewee acknowledged the existence of several administrative applications used by the hospital to roll out efficient services to patients as well as assist in the management of the day-to-day activities of the facility. The respondent underlined the fact that the facility was in the process of adopting information technology (IT) solutions to not only improve efficiency in the delivery of services but also ensure that the institution follows laid down procedures and guidelines in its interactions with patients and personnel. According to Pratt (2010), online administrative systems now allow the implementation of applications that requires minimal financial and human resources to run. Many administrative applications in the health facility, according to the chief administrator, are used to administer processes that are vital to the efficient running of the organization. The interviewee noted that the organization had invested heavily in applications that ensure effective financial reporting, operational decision-making, patient access, marketing, performance management, and communication. It is imperative to note that the respondent classified automated patient records and personal health records as administrative applications since they allow for quick and easy access to patient information. The clinical decision support system was also incorporated as an administrative application because it promotes faster decision-making processes among the health professionals, not mentioning the fact that this application allows patients to have access to important information about how to manage some critical health conditions such as diabetes and heart disease. The health organization makes use of the web-based platform of