What's the best way to introduce this kind of personal motion detection tech so it seems useful rather than intrusive? Will be interesting to see if this hospital is able to make the jump from nurses using the tech to getting...
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My family recently had an experience that was the opposite of what many healthcare providers are now focusing on. Having heard our daughter might need a minimal procedure we were anxious to schedule it, yet the person responsible...
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Is the front end where the next battleground is going to be? Integration will always be a salad, and the insights themselves are the value add. So far it's hard to differentiate between pie charts and bar graphs, although...
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That's interesting, @moarsauce. For one thing, it shows just how far behind the US has been in terms of adopting technology within healtcare. For another, it demonstrates how secure these systems can be, when implemented...
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Why do we need a special processor to run both? I thought windows 8 rt and android could run on processors like snapdragon? I think the public should demand this kind of product. Consumers are the ones who are spending the...
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Do you know what Target's procedure is when they see an alarm in the software, false or otherwise? I would think that they have a policy in place to investigate the alarm to determine its validity. I know that things...
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"Intel is the biggest loser here. It engineered processors that are capable of running two operating systems, and these chips were to play a crucial role in the dual-boot machines in question" This is the first...
In reply to: A big step by Intel
Its a very well written article so far i have ever reaad but it really does not matter that what came first, What matter is what people are prefering now a days in this such modren working environment where data security...
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There's a reason this was done. Over the years protection software has triggered false alarms and quarantined needed programs and libraries rendering either software or subsystems (like printing) inoperable. The...
In reply to: Deactivation of FireEye's Automatic Response
Can you expand on this? I've never heard of this "feature" in Windows. When was this? Which version of Windows? Which version of Linux. When you say you put it in it's own disk space in the...
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A few thoughts; Not all apple devices can use the newest iOS Not all Android devices support kikat Apple did a good thing not allowing crap and bloatware on their Products The difficulty with Android are the manufacturers...
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Charles - thanks for your post on application performance management. This is a really important topic for users looking to ensure a reliable, secure and cost effective service. The ability to collect data in real-time and...
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Interesting and valid from HR PoV and for fed/gov't projects.
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One of the most common causes of data getting in the wrong hands is the loss of mobile devices that often contain a frightening amount of private information. I want to share a protection option that worked for me. Tracer...
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Fear not. The wisdom of Bill Gates once again governs MS engineering. No way the difference between business and personal use of computers will continue to be ignored.
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Wrong and wronger: Office 365 is a good deal at $6/month and will become even better for personal use once MS meets Google cloud price of $2/month 2) MS/Office is near useless on mobile devices and EXCEL and Word Apps...
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I don't trust MS, they might pull the rug out from under me again. like they did with XP. So , it is google docs. and Kingsoft office free for me
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While shopping online in the Android Store, I took a swig of beer. The cat jumped on the keyboard and this is result.
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From the Ceph wiki with regard to using Seagate Kinetic on the backend...looks like the matter is being addressed by interested parties. Current Status - a KeyValueStore backend exists that is based on GenericObjectMap...
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Laurianne, Most likely you won't see any. :) Do you want to hear more? Every year in November there is the three-day Slush conference in Helsinki for European startups and VCs. There is a sauna for all the attendees...
In reply to: Re: Google's data center in Hamina, Finland
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