Last 3 lessons are so important but there is hardly a heatlcare company which thinks like this..Most are usually excatly opposite.
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A well-researched article highlighting the need for technology in the healthcare industry. Treading on these lines Summit Planners Technology of Singapore offers the medical & clinic software which has a proven track record...
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Yes! With this new technology, people will be free to completely ignore their surroundings and the people around them. Reality will only have to assert itself, well, when ones about to walk into a fountain.
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Mark Thiele's post touched on the point that the two projects discussed here represent a subset of the overall PaaS market, but neither is focused on migrating all types of enterprise workloads. Indeed, both are focused...
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SaneIT, I really laughed out loud about the comment it's like Windows but not Windows!! I work EXTENSIVELY with Microsoft SCOM and SCCM and I swear MS is so stubborn in so many ways. They took a product like...
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DavidL602 has it right. Plus, with products like Acronis it is possible to do a bare metal recovery. With the sync/share, if you were to lose your laptop or have it fail, you would have to reinstall the OS which...
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As relational database was born in the mid-1980s, there was huge interest in it, along with constant headlines. IBM purposefully undersold it at the start due to customer disbelief and IBM worries about upending existing...
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Encryption works, that's the good news. But it may have been compromised in the way it works and has been implemented in the recent past. So we need to get to the forms that work and pay the price of using them. Edward Snowden...
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Railroads already analyze audio of train wheels, using microphones on tracks to listen for growling bearings and software to spot the anomalies. But it's not real time, and takes a person to make a judgment on the wheels...
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I agree -- it's going to take a really awesome app that could only be used on the device. Otherwise, I'm still married to my smartphone.
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If only this could warn you about those pesky fountains, too...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mg11glsBW4Y
In reply to: What else?
Is PaaS just a feature of infrastructure as a service? Reuven Cohen made that argument convincingly here: http://www.informationweek.com/cloud/platform-as-a-service/cloud-crossroads-which-way-paas/d/d-id/1114123? Or...
In reply to: Is PaaS a feature of a cloud or gateway to a cloud?
@Mark... I'm not sure why someone would want the modern UI version of an app on a desktop. I like 8.1 but the app versions.. I'm not a fan of them.
In reply to: Re: What is the point?
I was a big critic of Windows 8 but with 8.1 they have fixed many mistakes. With update 1 they are fixing more. I have upgraded my laptop to Windows 8.1 and so far I am happy with it. One of my few complaints is making you...
In reply to: Not so bad
The potential here is really limitless! Think of the military apllications - it would be impossible to surprise a soldier, because the device could be "trained " to pick up the faintest sounds and recognize them as an enemy's...
In reply to: Analysis
Doug - Although I've been doing quite a bit of reading, I'm still trying to get my head around just what makes something an In-Memory DBMS. One of my touch stones for comparing what appears to be a relatively new...
In reply to: What Attributes Makes It an In-Memory DBMS?
Ben, you are entitled to have your own opinion. But your claim that we haven't spoken in a long time is not true. Just last week we exchanged email regarding the past business relationship involving money. I am not debating...
In reply to: Re: Meh....
Duracell has a cloud service? That's how you know that the market is saturated. Look, the players who will win this battle are the ones that are best integrated with other services. Google Drive is and example. Same...
In reply to: Re: There is room for innovation as storage becomes commoditized
It seems that the wearables war will begin soon. I still personally do not see the value for something like a smartwatch. However, I know many people who have them, and that the notifications are useful. There...
In reply to: Re: Google android ecosystem
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