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Services

Bluemanta's services include 24/7 onsite and remote help desk support, systems and network engineering and administration, technology project management, data management and security, disaster preparation and recovery, and strategic technology planning.

Help Desk Support Operations

Our help desk support offerings provide a single point of contact for resolving technical issues.  We offer 24x7x365 access to a broad variety of technical, application, and business expertise and support functions.

 

Network & Systems Engineering & Administration

Bluemanta supports clients in the acquisition, implementation, and operation of communications networks, computing platforms, and operating systems and software applications to maximize information exchange across an organization.

 

Data Management & Security

Bluemanta’s certified information security professionals and technology auditors are trained and experienced in enhancing security programs and helping organizations achieve and maintain regulatory compliance. 

 

Planning & Program Management

Planning is the single most important ingredient to effectively selecting and using technology in any organization.  Bluemanta starts from the premise that IT can, and should, deliver more than just technology products.  Purpose, clarity, people and culture all have an important part to play.  When IT is done right, IT should have a measurably positive impact on each of these.

 

 


News

 

Telemedicine at Weems Memorial Hospital

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In December 2010, Chuck Edwards, chief technology officer of Bluemanta Technology Group in Port St. Joe, began working to secure a grant and to implement a connected health strategy for the hospital.  In May 2011, the telemedicine program took flight with the installation of the hospital’s first mobile telemedicine unit.  The unit allows Weems clinicians and patients to communicate with urban resources via the Internet.
     

Electronic medical records: Is your information safe?

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According to Kimberly Needham, project manager of Bluemanta Technology Group, patients have little to worry about with today’s systems. “As with anything involving the storage or transmission of sensitive information, there is risk; however, when you consider the true goal of these systems and the impact they will have down the road, the benefit exponentially outweighs the risk,” she said. As a company certified in implementing electronic health records, as well as auditing for compliance with the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act and Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), we take health information security very seriously,” Needham said.
     
 

A local technology group is in the process of implementing a new electronic health records (EHR) system in Carrabelle. The new system will modernize the hospital’s current way of keeping patient records and make transferring patient files instantaneous.

 

Kevin Ward serves as the systems administrator for Bluemanta Technology Group and the on-site IT support for the EHR project. Ward verified that the clinical element of the integration has not been completely established; however, the financial component is currently active and is reported to be running smoothly.

     

April 29, 2010

Bluemanta Technology Group Awarded Incumbent Worker Training Grant

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Bluemanta Technology Group in partnership with the Gulf Coast Workforce Board was selected to receive an Incumbent Worker Training grant from Florida’s Great Northwest (FGNW). Approximately $7,500 of the grant award will go to fund training for existing workers at Bluemanta Technology Group, an information technology business located in Port St. Joe, Florida.  The grant award marks the first time this type of funding has been awarded to a business from a rural county. 

In addition to the grant award, Bluemanta plans on investing $22,000 of its own funds toward training. Training funded under the grant will result in industry recognized certifications from Cisco and Computer Technology Industry Association (CompTIA) for advanced network engineering, information security, and project management.

     

September 24, 2009

EDC Announces New Technology Company in Gulf County

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  The Gulf County Economic Development Council is proud to announce the arrival of a new business in Port St. Joe that could potentially close the technology gap in Gulf County. Bluemanta Technology Group, LLC., located at 190 Williams Avenue, is the area’s newest professional service company and premier provider of information management and technology services.