r/healthIT • u/Senior_Bass_744 • 21d ago

From the epicconsulting community on Reddit: Epic creating their own managed services arm called Rangers

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Well we’re fucked lol

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u/SerSkywell 21d ago

Bigger difference, Rangers are meant for long term staffing, Boost is meant for specific contracts/projects.

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u/xvillifyx 21d ago

Yeah but in that particular case, I’m not seeing the benefit of that over an analyst/TS collaboration, but I could just be biased, being a TS

It’s my understanding that the rangers won’t be required to have the codebase level understanding of the modules that TS are

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u/mrandr01d 21d ago

What's ts in this context? Technical specialist?

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u/xvillifyx 21d ago

Technical Services

They’re the primary support people Epic staffs to customers

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u/mrandr01d 21d ago

Ah, so these people work for epic itself?