| TOP STORIES - April 29, 2009 | | | | | | | Microsoft's HealthVault Challenges Google Health
Microsoft's HealthVault technology will be used as the foundation for Mayo Clinic Health Manager, a personal health record service that the Mayo Clinic will use to allow patients to monitor their conditions and share information with their caregivers. Google already has a number of agreements with organizations over the use of Google Health, its own personal medical-record service.
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Google Health Responds to Inaccuracy Claims
Google decided to respond to claims that Google Health, its healthcare IT service devoted to collecting users' medical information, can import and display incorrect data.
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Learn more now. | | Bill Calls for Open-Source Electronic Health Records
The proposed Health Information Technology Public Utility Act of 2009 would create a federal agency and grant program to develop open-source electronic health records and an open-source exchange model.
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Swine Flu: Can Social Networking Fan a Pandemic?
Some say the current swine flu outbreak is a prime example of where technology and the enhanced social interaction it enables can go awry. For instance, some say Twitter may do more harm than good in the case of spreading the word about the disease.
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Prostor Brings Inexpensive, Removable Storage to the Data Center
Prostor Systems shifts the paradigm dealing with archiving data with the Inifinivault series of removable archival storage devices, which meets regulatory and e-discovery needs.
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| |  | Why Make the Move to Cloud Computing?
Internal cloud, on-premise cloud, utility computing, and autonomic computing all refer to the same idea: using computing resources more efficiently to support today's applications and the workloads of the future. The confusion and debate around "clouds" will linger for the foreseeable future, but the building blocks are in place to create standards and shape the future of cloud computing.
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How to Switch VAN Providers without Fire Drills
For various business reasons, many companies have found themselves using multiple Value-Added Networks (VANs) to manage their supply chain operations. As EDI technology has progressed and trading partner expectations have increased, using multiple VANs creates a multitude of business challenges that place significant drag on supply chain efficiency.
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