Are you considering upgrading to Windows 7? We’ll separate fact from fiction to help you make the best decision for your home health agency.
Does Windows 7 make sense for home health agencies?
(Nov 4, 2009)
Mobile Technology Facilitates Participatory Health and Management of Chronic Disease
(Oct 22, 2009)
Mobile technologies, from texting of medication reminders to remote monitoring devices, hold real promise for home health agencies and others struggling to manage chronic disease in America.
HIMSS Publishes Study Identifying IT Executives' Five Biggest Challenges
(May 20, 2009)
HIMSS Analytics™ is a subsidiary of the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society. It has just published results of study, sponsored by NetMotion Wireless, that reveals which five challenges keep IT executives awake at night.
Mobile Computing Continues to Gain Speed, Lower Cost; WiMAX is Almost Here
(May 13, 2009)
If you are a mobile worker, or an IT professional who supports mobile workers, there are two new terms to learn this year. Acer has joined the effort to promote the new WiMAX network. Sprint is promoting a portable, battery-powered hotspot that is also a wireless router that can connect up to five nearby computers.
Early Windows 7 Testers Say They Are Impressed
(May 13, 2009)
Windows users fall into three categories. They upgraded to Vista when it first came out and accepted the consequences; they kept older XP machines alive as long as possible; or they believed the "Hi, I'm a Mac; Hi, I'm a PC" commercials and bought new PCs but immediately installed the XP "downgrade" that came with them. All three will want to at least take a look at Windows 7 — or "Vista done right," as some have already dubbed it — when it is released later this year. We have not seen it yet but here is a summary of what others have said.