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Evidence-based clinical support tools developed by University of Pittsburgh Medical Center help doctors choose most promising and cost-effective treatments for cancer patients. now you can force your doctor to follow the algorithms [...]

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The nationwide health information network will provide the managed care organization's 350,000 doctors with secure messaging and medical data exchange capabilities. [...]

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There is no escaping the continued evidence of the "high risk" associated with using our Web Browsers. This comes from Information Week yet another Trade editor watching the unfolding of a crisis on-line that only Web Browser security (not enterprise security) applications can block. Look at the oldest most original application before you purchase [...]

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InformationWeek's John Foley speaks with Carter George, the Vice President of Products for Ocarina Networks. Unlike many storage optimization solutions, [...]

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InformationWeek's John Foley speaks with Nicholas Stamos, the Corporate President and Co-Founder of Verdasys. Stamos talks about one of Verdasys' products, [...]

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Significant system updates are being delivered by handset makers and network operators to the Motorola Droid, HTC EVO 4G, Palm Pre and Palm Pixi today. [...]

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Mike Mestrovich, senior technology officer for innovation at the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), says DIA will move to desktop virtualization based on Citrix Xen, Intel vPro and Microsoft technologies. Mestrovich told InformationWeek that a pilot program showed that desktop virtualization will both improve security and reduce the cost of manag [...]

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The Wi-Fi only electronic reader and a $189 third generation model of the original Kindle with Wi-Fi and 3G are Amazon's latest bid to spur digital book sales. [...]

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Recently I came across an extremely interesting article in InformationWeek called ?Mad Rush For Enterprise 2.0 Patents? by Alexander Wolfe with an in-depth overview of the latest patents issued to software developers in the Enterprise 2.0 field. [...]

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In this special "ReviewCam" edition of Interop Insider, InformationWeek editor-at-large David Berlind sits down with Splunk co-founder Michael Baum to get a [...]

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CA Gov Schwarzenegger explains why it takes 10 times longer to open a business in California than in Texas. CA, home to 100s of tech companies including some of the world's biggest & most-influential, drags out the process for approving the launch of a new business to almost 250 days, while Texas gets 'em on the road in only 22 days [...]

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"An awful lot of activity on Twitter is basically ignored," Mark Evans, spokesman for Sysomos told InformationWeek. "For people who think a lot of fluffy [...]

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Most cloud suppliers, including Amazon Web Services EC2, are urging enterprise customers to come to their data center and adapt to their environment. CloudSwitch is trying to make the adjustment in the opposite direction -- making the enterprise workload appear to be still on premises as it runs in the cloud, said CloudSwitch founder Ellen Rubin. [...]

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Almost 40% of consumers consult Facebook and Twitter to complement the information, deals, and news they receive from companies via e-mail marketing, according to a new study by ExactTarget. "Consumers don't silo their engagement with brands to a single channel, instead they tend to layer marketing channels on top of one another to meet their [...]

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FCC Commissioner Copps urges the agency to reassert authority over broadband telecommunications as the social network provider advocates principles of net neutrality for both landline and wireless networks. [...]

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Chris Murphy of InformationWeek recently posted an interesting article about SaaS and some of the key factors that are changing the climate of Cloud computing. [...]

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We've evaluated file synchronization tools for the iPad, and Citrix Receiver client for remote desktop access. Now we delve into a few more remote access tools from Array Networks and LogMeIn; and a Air Display, which turns your iPad into an extra monitor. [...]

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FCC Commissioner Copps urges the agency to reassert authority over broadband telecommunications as the social network provider advocates principles of net neutrality for both landline and wireless networks. [...]

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Download the latest issue of InformationWeek. Stories include: The how and why of the new project management, and why HTML 5 should have you thinking big. [...]

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Video by InformationWeek's Alex Wolfe. Motorola didn't indicate whether the processor is made by Qualcomm or Texas Instruments. The original Droid 2 has a [...]

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During a recent interview with InformationWeek, National Coordinator for Health IT David Blumenthal discussed strategies to encourage more physicians nationwide to implement health IT systems. He also discussed physicians' concerns with health IT adoption. InformationWeek. [...]

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August 10, 2010 - Remember when Obama told ?Joe the Plumber? about the virtues of ?spreading the wealth? among American citizens? Well, here he goes again, promoting a scheme to pump taxpayer money in to South Asia so foreign high-tech workers can keep America?s best and brightest filing for unemployment ?benefits.? InformationWeek is reporting [...]