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Technical Considerations When Moving To The Cloud

Technical Considerations When Moving To The Cloud

By Ben Kepes on June 14, 2012

As promised, I am embarking on a loose series of blog posts that should help organizations plan their process for moving to the cloud. There are so many different things to think about, on so many different levels, that giving IT managers and business people a set of bullet-points and topic areas should help them […]

Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged Business-to-business, CloudComputing, e-commerce, hipaa | 2 Responses

Google Health Will Not Belly Flop but You Have to Take Charge

Google Health Will Not Belly Flop but You Have to Take Charge

By Zoli Erdos on April 14, 2009

A few months ago I blasted both Google Health and Microsoft Healthvault for not being patient-focused – but I am not giving up on them.  Later Krish discussed how adding pharmacy chains boost the value Google Health can provide. Just like the pharmacy story, today’s dispute relates to data transfer into these systems.  Google Health […]

Posted in Analysis, Product reviews | Tagged emr, google, google health, health 2.0, Health care, health records, healthvault, hellohealth, hipaa, microsoft, usability | 4 Responses

The Sorry State of Health 2.0 - Google Health & Microsoft HealthVault

The Sorry State of Health 2.0 – Google Health & Microsoft HealthVault

By Zoli Erdos on February 5, 2009

Ever since I started actively managing my parents’ health care I’ve been a heavy user of electronic health records and communication systems, and I am immensely frustrated.  Frustrated at the paper-based world we’re facing in the 21st century, but also at my peers, reviewers in the media, blogs, when they discuss new developments in the […]

Posted in Analysis, Product reviews | Tagged google, google health, health, health 2.0, Health care, health records, healthvault, hipaa, microsoft, privacy, usability, windows live | 7 Responses

Cloud Computing is Scary - But the FUD Has to Stop

Cloud Computing is Scary – But the FUD Has to Stop

By Dan Morrill on October 10, 2008

Nevertheless, what I am seeing, and am not surprised by seeing is the standard reaction from some security professionals “no.” It is long past time to continue with the same old tired refrain of “no” and move on to where business is going. Security has been rapidly working on making themselves in a much more […]

Posted in Security | Tagged cloud computing, doubt, faraday cage, fear, fud, get smart, hipaa, legal, problems, Security, sox, uncertainty | 4 Responses

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