@Susan the problem was that at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, they get overwhelmed and deal wuith it by adopting a haughty attitude toward their patients. All the birthing rooms were occupied when I arrived on Friday morning,...
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Do you have any idea about the GuideWire ( comes under Insurance Domain).Demand of a GuideWire developer in international market and in terms of salary, how good it is ?
And future scope of this skill ?
In reply to: Guidewire Development
If Devops do not work and your application and database are too slow to work and you are wodering how to remediate the performance problems and want to analyze root cause and performance bottlenecks. Some companies are helping...
In reply to: Devops and APM
I remembered while writing this that I had seen a "60 Minutes" feature on Marchionne two years ago and was impressed by the man. He appears so laid back, but he's laser focused. Chrysler would probably have died if he hadn't...
In reply to: Re: Management By Fiat
My brother worked for CNH (Case New Holland), Fiat's agricultural equipment manufacturing business, for many years and wasn't terribly impressed with Fiat's management style. In fact, he worked in IT and may have parted...
In reply to: Management By Fiat
The debate about whether everyone needs to become a programmer is pretty lazy at times. We tend to think about everything as binary. But the reality is that even with a programmable layer on top of (or alongside or wherever)...
In reply to: Programmers and network engineers both have a place in the future
It may not be fun or sexy, but data governance is a critical component of any hospital's move to business intelligence, analytics, and a data warehouse. If hospitals don't take the time to do this, they're building on sand...
In reply to: Laying a Foundation
While it's outstanding to see some government organizations push the IT envelope, it's even more exciting to see they're more open to partnering with commercial entitites. There's no reason for government agencies to replicate...
In reply to: An Eye on Costs
Talking to execs at Clouder and Hortonworks, it's pretty clear that Hadoop is 99.9% deployed on x86 today, with Intel providing the vast majority of the CPUs. Given those reports, it was interesting to read yesterday that...
In reply to: X86 has a lock... for now
As I recall, 23andme got into trouble because the FDA decided consumers might not be able to handle information about their own health -- even though consumers can't go out and order themselves a hyseteroctomy, masectomy,...
In reply to: Disruption in Healthcare
Yes, @Joe, you are right on the money in that statement. Analytics' jobs are sizzling in pretty much every vertical; in healthcare, they're especially hot because this industry hasn't really focused on this capability in...
In reply to: Re: Data science/predictive analytics
There's a significant demand in the field right now for data scientists -- especially when it comes to aggregating the data and using predictive analytics to use what treatments will and won't work on a variety of patients...
In reply to: Data science/predictive analytics
@Michael: One thing I've noticed is that Firefox doesn't have this problem in Windows 7. Yet another reason to not use IE, I guess. (At least, in Windows 7.)
In reply to: Re: Common Usage
To be clear, that's not to say that people shouldn't engage at all or contribute information/data to social networks -- but, rather, to be proactive about taking control of one's online data -- appropriately marshalling...
In reply to: Re: If You Don't Do It They Can't Record It
Indeed, Kristin... Reminds me of this episode of South Park. Maybe this is exactly what Facebook has in mind!
In reply to: Re: The benefits of late adoption
Maybe, but then Google Glass doesn't seem to have the capability to offer VR at this point -- and VR is intended to be a fully immersive experience.Of course, VR was big in the 1990s... and nobody really succeeded in any...
In reply to: Re: The benefits of late adoption
If using a different XP install disc, do you enter the original key, or the key from the new disc?
In reply to: Re: Upgrading from Windows XP
I would hope that a company the size of GM could find the talent. I lived in the Detroit area for a decade so I know the talent is there and I know that a lot of the talent works for companies that directly support...
In reply to: Re: In our out
Goals are good but I think when you put hard numbers out there like we see in this instance I believe that the people listening to you are going to hold you to that. I don't have any problem with a company that wants...
In reply to: Re: In our out
To me Windows 8.1 is good but not something dramatic. Its usability is fine but personally I prefer to get back the start menu. Now I switch from destktop mode to the startup screen everytime I want to launch an application.Do...
In reply to: Re: Like I said, Windows 8.1 Update hasn't persuaded everyone
BYOx includes any type of device as well as the associated resources and technology to support their use https://byox.eq.edu.au
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InformationWeek Government, May 2014NIST's cyber-security framework gives critical-infrastructure operators a new tool to assess readiness. But will operators put this voluntary framework to work?
Building a Mobile Business Mindset
The differences between mobile apps and conventional Windows clients, or even web applications, are far more than skin deep. Yes, the touch-versus-keyboard interface, APIs, and programming languages are new, but that’s arguably the easy part. There are profound differences in how the two are built, the functionality each prioritizes, the release cycles on which they’re developed — even the attitudes, values, and work styles of the developers creating them.
2014 State of Storage Survey
If you look at vendor financials, the enterprise storage business seems stuck in neutral. Don't believe it.
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