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To determine how well a given proposed information system a) solves the problems with the current information system shown by the problem analysis b) takes advantage of the opportunities pointed out in the Scope Definition c) satisfies the system requirements from the requirements analysis phase Also, with what is currently known about the problem itself and the estimated cost of the solution, determine if the problem is worth solving.
A reliable medical billing software is reliable when it's been made secure enough to manage billing transactions. Also, medical softwares who are HIPAA certified, are definitely reliable. HIPAA is the acronym for the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, the first comprehensive federal protective act ensuring the privacy of patient's personal health information. All healthcare practice management software today, including medical billing and coding software, must be HIPAA compliant medical billing software. When searching for medical billing and coding software, finding HIPAA compliant medical billing software should be at the top of your list.
The less a private company adheres to the following principles, the greater the business risk; in other words, distance your company operations from these stated principles and your risk increases; so, an IDEAL business: (1) The ideal business sells the world, rather than a single neighborhood or even a single city or state. In other words, it has an unlimited global market (and today this is more important than ever, since world markets have now opened up to an extent unparalleled in my lifetime). By the way, how many times have you seen a retail store that has been doing well for years -- then another bigger and better retail store moves nearby, and it's kaput for the first store. (2) The ideal business offers a product which enjoys an "inelastic" demand. Inelastic refers to a product that people need or desire -- almost regardless of price. (3) The ideal business sells a product which cannot be easily substituted or copied. This means that the product is an original or at least it's something that can be copyrighted or patented. (4) The ideal business has minimal labor requirements (the fewer personnel, the better). Today's example of this is the much-talked about "virtual corporation." The virtual corporation may consist of an office with three executives, where literally all manufacturing and services are farmed out to other companies. (5) The ideal business enjoys low overhead. It does not need an expensive location; it does not need large amounts of electricity, advertising, legal advice, high-priced employees, large inventory, etc. (6) The ideal business does not require big cash outlays or major investments in equipment. In other words, it does not tie up your capital (incidentally, one of the major reasons for new-business failure is under-capitalization). (7) The ideal business enjoys cash billings. In other words, it does not tie up your capital with lengthy or complex credit terms. (8) The ideal business is relatively free of all kinds of government and industry regulations and strictures (and if you're now in your own business, you most definitely know what I mean with this one). (9) The ideal business is portable or easily moveable. This means that you can take your business (and yourself) anywhere you want -- Nevada, Florida, Texas, Washington, S. Dakota (none have state income taxes) or hey, maybe even Monte Carlo or Switzerland or the south of France. (10) Here's a crucial one that's often overlooked; the ideal business satisfies your intellectual (and often emotional) needs. There's nothing like being fascinated with what you're doing. When that happens, you're not working, you're having fun. (11) The ideal business leaves you with free time. In other words, it doesn't require your labor and attention 12, 16 or 18 hours a day (my lawyer wife, who leaves the house at 6:30 AM and comes home at 6:30 PM and often later, has been well aware of this one). (12) Super-important: the ideal business is one in which your income is not limited by your personal output (lawyers and doctors have this problem). No, in the ideal business you can sell 10,000 customers as easily as you sell one (publishing is an example).
As soon as the other three criteria are satisfied (agreement, probable payment, set fee), then the software can be considered "delivered."
A SQUARE A rectangle satisfies the angles but not the lengths. A rhombus satisfies the length, but not the angles. A parallelogram neither satisfies length nor angles.
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Substitute the values for the two variables in the second equation. If the resulting equation is true then the point satisfies the second equation and if not, it does not.
An answer that completely satisfies the question.
It is the solution of the given equation.
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