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Well, come to think of it, iPhone at work might not be such a bad idea

Well, come to think of it, iPhone at work might not be such a bad ideaI use oneBeing a solo consultant, it's been ideal for scheduling and email. Maps have been a great help for travel. I still don't like read only docs/spreadsheets and lack of cut and...

Tags: Engineering, Handhelds, Cellular phones, Apple iPhone, Micro$ux, healthcare advertising company, Apple Inc., battery

Discussion threads 2007-12-14

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The emergency room myth busted

ok Dana 1 troll 0 This is a real sucker punch that i never saw coming ....Dana you are getting nastier by each post what next chomsky on the reading list :)thx for they excellent link well its hurt Racism at the heart of healhcare reform opposition.Who are more likely...

Tags: Vertical industries, HEALTHCARE, Benefits, health care, emergency room myth, Odds Ratio

Discussion threads 2009-11-17

Less than 24-hours on and a potential Windows 7 Achilles' heel surfaces

3 Words for you...Windows Live Essentials...Saves on bloat?It was nothing to do with that. Microsoft have said that they unbundled a lot of things from the OS build as it allowed for easier and more frequent updates.Good point.I use Hotmail but also use Live Mail on my own machines as...

Tags: Microsoft Outlook, Operating systems, Groupware, E-mail providers, e-mail, Microsoft Windows, Windows Mail, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows 7

Discussion threads 2009-10-23

Google Voice mails exposed for all to see and hear

If you believe the "explanation"then no problem, though honestly, I think we just witnessed another reason why "living in the cloud" is not for those with anything of importance that needs protecting.I doubt that Google intended for all of those private voice mails to be made public.RE: Google Voice mails...

Tags: Google Inc., Google Voice mail, voicemail

Discussion threads 2009-10-20

Microsoft's Windows 7 ad campaign kicks off

Cute. [NT]ntCute.Not sure it's effective though. It may be. But... flows like a book ad. Will probably be effective only in certain segments. So I bet we will see a couple very different ads.RE: Microsoft's Windows 7 ad campaign kicks offlooks like they brain washed her, since when 6 year...

Tags: Operating systems, Microsoft Windows, advertisement, car, operating system, Microsoft Corp., lemon, Microsoft Windows 7

Discussion threads 2009-09-11

Condemning what the market does worse

Agree, but unfair comparisonI do agree with most of what you are saying, but feel compelled to take issue with the following:You said "Few deny the Obama Administration has mangled the health care debate. On my personal blog I have compared this to how the Bush Administration handled Hurricane Katrina."The...

Tags: Vertical industries, Benefits, HEALTHCARE, health care, government, insurance

Discussion threads 2009-08-24

Who might get health reform passed?

They're notAnother poll shows that 71% of those surveyed believe there should be a public option. Again, it's of those surveyed - not all Americans. Sort of like your poll.As for the Round Table, I think most large companies are aware of how much their health care benefits...

Tags: Vertical industries, Benefits, HEALTHCARE, Insurance, public option, health care

Discussion threads 2009-08-12

Opt Me Out! The United States Postal Service Needs an Overhaul

They Can't Change ItThe ONLY people using the Postal System today are Direct Marketers, Billers and Magazines. That's why the only mail in your post box is catalogs, bills and magazines. 85% of current USPS revenue is from bulk mailers of which Direct Marketers are the largest share....

Tags: U.S. Postal Service, mailer, revenue

Discussion threads 2009-08-10

Disruptive technologies disrupt - goodbye newspaper companies

Last week my Saturday Post was about how Internet based technologies have been used to create applications and services that devalue existing business models. It's a hugely disruptive process. [The Internet devalues everything it touches . . .] This trend is occurring because it can occur -- because...

Tags: Craigslist, Business Model, Internet, Strategy, Management, Tom Foremski

Blog posts 2009-06-27

Is Green IT a passing fad? Deloitte CIO says NO

Is Green IT a passing fad? Deloitte CIO says NOControlling peopleHow do you control what people eat, how they live, what they buy, whether or not they can drive and best of all tell the sheep the dire lies they tell so super Government can control everyone and everything.When they...

Tags: Government, Vertical industries, Bobby Joe, Controlling, sheeple, Green IT, Deloitte LLP

Discussion threads 2009-05-14

Proprietary advantage the argument against health IT?

Proprietary advantage the argument against health IT?Health Care = Big BusinessThose of us who live in the developed world outside the US and have nationalized health care systems (Canada, Europe, Japan, etc.) are always astounded at how much Americans pay for health care. My father just had two major surgeries...

Tags: Vertical industries, Benefits, HEALTHCARE, health care, health-IT

Discussion threads 2009-03-20

Comcast sets 250GB ceiling

Comcast sets 250GB ceilingRE: Comcast sets 250GB ceiling[i]"..Comcast won't be releasing any programs that will let you easily monitor your bandwidth usage.."[/i]doesnt that directly violate the FCC order requiring Comcast to be fully transparent with their customers? To me this is still leaving them in the dark. IF they want...

Tags: INTERNET, Corporate communications, Comcast Corp., ceiling

Discussion threads 2008-08-29

Qik out of private beta

Over the weekend, Qik came out of private beta. Jennifer Leggio has all the technical details, along with some insights in Robert Scoble's outburst about how kyte.tv would kill off Qik and Flixwagon. One claim the company makes over at VentureBeat is that they have gotten latency...

Tags: Revenue, Advertisement, Business Model, Beta, Qik, Jennifer Leggio, Strategy, Management, Dennis Howlett

Blog posts 2008-07-21

Ballmer outlines Microsoft's eight long-term growth bets

While Wall Street doesn't want to talk about anything Microsoft-related other than Redmond's bid to acquire Yahoo, Microsoft has lots of non-Yahoo-specific investments in its future. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer outlined Microsoft's top eight growth targets during his annual "Strategic Update" for Wall Street analysts in New...

Tags: Steve Ballmer, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software, Mary Jo Foley

Blog posts 2008-02-04

Bill Gates' unfinished business

In July 2008, Bill Gates officially hands off the sceptre of Microsoft church of software to Ray Ozzie chief software architect and Craig Mundie chief research and strategy officer. The transition has been underway for 18 months, and I wouldn't expect any bumps...

Tags: Transition, Bill Gates, Microsoft Corp., Corporate Governance, Tools & Techniques, Workforce Management, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Management, Human Resources, Dan Farber

Blog posts 2008-01-09

Well, come to think of it, iPhone at work might not be such a bad idea

Yesterday, I blogged an item about a report from venerable Forrester Research citing 10 reasons why you might not want to use an iPhone at work. Yes but last night, Ben Worthen of the newly Rupert Murdoch-owned Wall Street Journal posted a rebuttal of those assertions. ...

Tags: Apple iPhone, Ben, Smart Phones, Keyboards, Telecom & Utilities, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Hardware, Peripherals, Russell Shaw

Blog posts 2007-12-14

The online health revolution and your DNA: It's a trust issue

23andMe, a Web-based service that allows you to understand your DNA, officially launched Monday and for $999 you can order a saliva kit, send your genes to the company and then get a hosted account with all of your genetic information for analysis. 23andMe said in a statement it...

Tags: Google Inc., DNA, Data, Health Care, Microsoft Corp., 23andMe, Microsoft HealthVault, Biotechnology, Vertical Industries, Benefits, Healthcare, Enterprise Software, Software, Human Resources, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2007-11-19

U.S. healthcare industry: Google wants to protect you from Michael Moore's Sicko

U.S. healthcare industry: Google wants to protect you from Michael Moore's SickoGoogle wants to protect us from Michael Moore's Sicko?Google?The same Google that [url=http://blogs.zdnet.com/Google/?p=604]was found to be the worst for protecting our privacy?[/url]The same Google that [url=http://blogs.zdnet.com/Google/?p=596]has security holes in their services?[/url]The same Google that [url=http://government.zdnet.com/?p=3248]was in DC recently sizing...

Tags: Google Inc., health care, Michael Moore, Mikey

Discussion threads 2007-06-30

U.S. healthcare industry: Google wants to protect you from Michael Moore's Sicko

Taking a break from reading the wall-to-wall iPhone coverage on TechMeme, I ran across a post from Lauren Turner, who works for Google as an account planner selling ads to the healthcare industry. In the post on what is called the Google Health Advertising blog, but only contains two posts,...

Tags: Dan Farber, Google, Google Inc., health care, Michael Moore, Sicko

Blog posts 2007-06-30

Does YouTube really help children in Africa?

YouTube's King Hurley is determined to truly merit the world worship he receives. From Davos World Economic Forum to the U.S. Congress, Chad is universally celebrated as a world hero and he is regularly solicited as a beacon shining for the betterment of the world's fuure.In U.S. Government to YouTube: WOW! But ‘Take that stuff down’ I...

Tags: Google, YouTube

Blog posts 2007-05-30