Asking the vendor to provide such equipment will impact cost. States with limited staffing resources will require supplemental clinical and technical resources from the vendor. When your business needs are the basis of your decision support system requirements, you can control the cost of your system more effectively. By emphasizing your actual business requirements, your state can focus responses to a Request for Proposal on the most effective solution for those requirements. The bids that you evaluate will address your specific needs instead of the broad variety of available decision support tools.
Associated tools can provide additional value.
When evaluating responses, consider the value of global functions such as intensive population-based analysis, severity indicators, and utilization management. They enhance the value of your decision support solution, as well as your cost infrastructure. He was also responsible for work assignments, project planning, communications, and solution resolutions. Steele continues to support the Alabama system. Steele joined EDS upon graduation from Case Western Reserve University in 1988, where he earned a bachelor's degree in systems engineering.