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In reply to: Re: Sandbox environment
David "all should lower costs by freeing up human resources to do more important jobs." I hope that brings improvement in patients' welfare. In the long run, I see these costs going down significantly if these processes...
In reply to: Re: robots to change healthcare
Kristine, no doubt about their precision but not all surgeries go as per plan. Sometimes the bleeding goes to an unexpected level or patients' body reacts in a completely unexpected way. Will robots be able to tacke that...
In reply to: Re: Creepy but cool
David, interesting slideshow and article. It is good to see that the manufacturers realize that one of the biggest hurdle in robots' success is if patients' don't get scared off with their presence. The Riba example relating...
In reply to: Realizing the patients' response
MDMConsult, SSO definitely makes things much simpler for Consumers today. Trying to go for Two and even Multi-factor Authentication makes things way too complex which ends up complicating things and making user experience...
In reply to: Re: Is CalCloud intended primarily for public-facing apps?
Bateye, I am really surprised to hear this from you! You are easily one of the smartest commenters/commentators on Informationweek today;I thought you would actually help me answer my Question. I guess,not everybody can...
In reply to: Re: Sandbox environment
SusanFourtane "Nokia has nothing to do with Microsoft anymore. This is Nokia's Website after it sold its Nokia Devices & Services division to Microsoft: http://company.nokia.com/en " Thanks for removing the misconception....
In reply to: Re: Nokia
Thomas, "Microsoft start making products that as so good I have to buy them, instead of products that I have to buy because everyone else uses them." Isn't the everyone using factor indicator that the products are...
In reply to: Re: Nokia continues being a healthy company
I haven't used many of MS's cloud apps but sharepoint and lync seems to be working great for me esp. link. Just got reminded that it is the same old Microsoft trying to climb the uphill. I think if similar products are invented...
In reply to: Impressed with the cloud apps
The news of sharing the profileinformation did not go down well with the consumers and the trust level is at it low in almost every community. People are now really not willing to use their actual information for the fear...
In reply to: Re: In One Word: Trust
@Micheal in my personal view does it not affected nokia over all as the things which were a hallmark are not their domain any more but other entities are still comming out with their name. I think it was not a good decision...
In reply to: Re: Nokia continues being a healthy company
@Thomas I agree with you there. I have been a victim of this for quite some time. We have a linux base sytem in our working place, mobiles are total different entity, home user are windows based and so on and so forth. I...
In reply to: Re: Nokia continues being a healthy company
What is interesting to note is the origin of the companies manufacturing tablets. Except for Apple, 4 of the top 5 manufacturers are from Asia: Asus, Acer, Lenovo & Samsung. It appears that high-tech consumer gadget manufacturing...
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Thomas - You are right depending on your core business and applications this can look very appealing. Part of my core competency is Unified Communications which in my opinion includes video conferencing and Telepresence. ...
In reply to: Re: Curious change and so many worlds to concor or Find a need and fill it.
Who else besides Apple makes money on these tablets? As with high end smart phones, the answer appears to be nobody. If you have a declining market share but are the only guy making money, you are going to be the survivor....
In reply to: Re: Why is this surprising to Apple?
@Whoopty, is gaming really that big a piece of the tech pie that a crash there could bring the rest of the cards down?
In reply to: Re: Game Industry
Sharepoint is the "new way to work together," says Microsoft. Sounds like it's the new way to complicate things. What's wrong with email?
In reply to: Re: New IT roles
Speak for yourself. I isn't flawed...
In reply to: Re: Advantage: Humans
If I were starting any sort of delivery business, I'd be giving this service a serious look.
In reply to: Re: Curious change and so many worlds to concur Find a need and fill it.
But it this new feature worth $23,000-per-CPU? At that price, I'd be tempted to process the data with pencil and paper.
In reply to: Re: Oracle Acknowledges Optional Feature Ships Turned On
If you're fighting a robot with your fists, you're doing it wrong.
In reply to: Re: Advantage: Humans
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