William (Will) Lindus

William (Will) Lindus

With more than a decade of experience in providing operational management solutions for the veterinary industry, William Lindus has established himself as an invaluable asset to the field. As the Director of Operations at I.T. Guru, William has dedicated himself to helping veterinary practices thrive in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. He specializes in guiding his clients through complex technology decisions and creating secure, stable, and sustainable business environments.

 

William is an active member of VetPartners, a national group of trusted veterinary consultants and advisors. As a speaker, he is eager to share his technology best practices through a variety of mediums, including podcasts, webinars, and conference speaking engagements, for veterinary organizations such as VMG, SCVMA, AVMA, WSVMA, Veterinary Team Brief, MWI, AAHA, The Webinar Vet, and the Austin Veterinary Symposium. Attendees of William’s presentations can expect to gain valuable insights and actionable strategies that can help their veterinary practices succeed in today’s tech-driven world.


Recent Posts

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a buzzword making waves across various industries, including veterinary medicine. You might wonder: can AI help market your practice, streamline operations, or—most critically—protect your hospital’s data? The answer to these questions, especially the last one, is nuanced. AI brings incredible opportunities for efficiency and innovation, but it also introduces unique challenges, […]

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Imagine you’re working at the front desk of your Veterinary clinic, ready to check in a furry patient, when you notice that your email is acting strangely. Perhaps messages you didn’t send are sitting in your outbox, or maybe you’re locked out of your practice management software altogether. These odd occurrences are red flags that […]

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In today’s fast-paced technological world, Veterinary practices depend heavily on IT systems for daily operations. From managing patient records to processing payments, the role of technology in Veterinary care is undeniable. However, for many veterinarians and support staff, communicating with IT professionals can feel like navigating a foreign language. The specialized jargon and technical details […]

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Embarking on the journey of opening a new Veterinary practice—whether it be when striking out on your own or expanding your existing brand—can be both thrilling and daunting. The process can often feel overwhelming, akin to navigating a stormy sea with the constant threats of contractor issues, city permits, staffing challenges, and unexpected plumbing problems. […]

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On May 6, 2024, Leviathan Security Group rocked the cybersecurity world through publication of its research on a vulnerability in VPNs (named TunnelVision) that allows attackers to bypass the encapsulation (or encryption) of data and send traffic outside of the VPN tunnel using Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP). When the news of TunnelVision broke, cybersecurity […]

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Depending on where you stand, artificial intelligence (AI) might either be the great equalizer of the Veterinary industry—or one of the most divisive elements to disrupt the industry in decades. From diagnostics to voice dictation to SOAP notes, there isn’t an aspect of Vet Med that is not currently sitting in the shadow of AI, […]

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