There's always that! Seriously, though @matt, do you think this is another area of healthcare IT the government may/will get involved in? And if so, why? Seems it's got enough on its plate with MU, HITECH, ICD-10 (delayed...
In reply to: Re: Land of Opportunity
Solve for X, seems to be an interesting project. Granted, the number of Xs that presences a problem globally are numerous but I feel that if enough experts work through them, then they can be solved. I just hope it is not...
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Intelligent Systems has been trademarked by s3o instruments since 2011. UBMtech & Microsoft has to cease and desist using trademarks held by their real owners.
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I remember first writing about telehealth about 20 years ago or so. Of course, the technologies were much more limited and expensive, but two of the biggest hurdles were legislative and insurance. It appears insurers are...
In reply to: Telehealth: It's come a long way
In two words, "easy" and "accessible." As in, my teenager with an Andorid device can download an app and client and be cooking in a half hour or so. It's RDP for the masses. That's what's new. As for ads, well, as you...
In reply to: Re: Google Remote Desktop w/ Ads?
And if that fails, we'll throw some massive new government regulations and printed money at it.
In reply to: Re: Land of Opportunity
To reach true Gibsonian glory, Google Glass needs to come in a mirrorshades edition.
In reply to: What Google Glass is missing
Is your organization using remote consultations with telehealth technologies? Have they been effective at lowering costs -- ideally without compromising quality?
In reply to: Using telehealth to lower costs?
Airline pilots and the FAA will love it? Much more sci-fi than driverless cars.
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Google is about 15 yrs or more late to the party. What's new here? VNC has been doing remote desktop access for over a decade now. Citrix pioneered this with the ICA protocol 15+ yrs ago and then Microsoft licensed ICA from...
In reply to: Google Remote Desktop w/ Ads?
Lync does a lot more than I knew. Too bad our IT department didn't explain it all.
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"If MS could work on this device they could conceiably get a windows machine in the front of every classroom, boardroom and office in the US." That might be true. Apple TV has become more popular among schools and libraries...
In reply to: Re: About the XBoxOne
I think you're probably right that Microsoft expected much higher Win 8 adoption, and much less backlash from users. As for leaving users in the cold... It was Sinofsky's teams that made the most radical decisions and produced...
In reply to: Re: start screen
J.P. makes the case for the value of enterprise wearables in certain settings -- doctors, field workers -- but in my opinion it will be quite a while before a wearable delivers more value than a smartphone for the average...
In reply to: Wearables
Microsoft is so committeed to the desktop it left desktop users completely out in the cold with Win8? Microsoft knows a billion people use the desktop every day to get things done yet screwed them royal with Win8. ...
In reply to: Re: start screen
Robert, I know it would be smart to keep the phone and get a lower-cost plan. But all those snazzy new features! Cameras and lovely new screens and ... It's just too tempting. I've never not upgraded. In my defense, I always...
In reply to: Re: 2 for 1
Beacons and RFID appear under-used in hospitals but that will change as healthcare providers continue investing in ways to improve patient experience and reduce costs. If nurses, for example, spend a few less minutes seeking...
In reply to: Land of Opportunity
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