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What KLAS’ May 2026 Brief Reveals About the Real ROI of Legacy Data Decommissioning
For years, healthcare data archiving occupied a predictable, unglamorous corner of the hospital IT budget. It was widely perceived as a passive tool designed strictly to satisfy state-level retention laws, manage compliance metrics, and store historical records safely out of sight. Recently, however, a noticeable marketing shift occurred across the technology vendor landscape.
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Healthcare systems are finding the strongest ROI from data archiving through legacy-system decommissioning, cost reduction, and seamless access to historical patient records rather than AI.
For US healthcare professionals, this highlights that AI-ready healthcare starts with modernizing fragmented legacy data and infrastructure, not simply adding AI capabilities.
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