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Pharmacist pushback against insurer drugs-by-mail plan

You've got some good points, but...from where I'm sitting the problem is a whole lot bigger than you make it out to be.Thanks for bringing this topic up.Yes, there is a great deal of truth that "drugs-by-mail" operations supported by health insurance plans do hit the smaller pharmacies. However...

Tags: Insurance, Vertical industries, Benefits, HEALTHCARE, pharmacist, pharmacy, MEDCO, Kerr, insurance company, CVS Corp., health care

Discussion threads 2009-09-15

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Works of Andrew Lang. FREE Author's biography, essay & poems in the trial 11.1 (Mobile)

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Tags: Mobile, Biology, Ford Motor Co., MobileReference

Software downloads 2009-09-11

Works of Andrew Lang. FREE Author's biography, essay & poems in the trial (Mobile)

Indulge Yourself with the best classic literature on Your PDA. Navigate easily to any poem from Table of Contents or search for the words or phrases. Features Navigate from Table of Contents or search for words or phrases Make bookmarks, notes, highlights Searchable and interlinked. Access the e-book anytime, anywhere...

Tags: Mobile, Biology, Ford Motor Co., MobileReference

Software downloads 2009-09-11

Star Cruises' Fleet Cruise Director Sets Sail for Success With SmartDraw

For the past 10 years, Colin Kerr had risen within the Star Cruises to the position of fleet cruise director, all with Star Cruises group, at Norwegian Cruise Lines for two years and at Star Cruises for eight years. In the beginning of 2008, the team was doing some brainstorming...

Tags: Director, SmartDraw, Internet, Team Management, Productivity, Management

Case studies 2008-12-16

Judge: Probable cause required for location info

Yes! A federal judge ruled Friday that the government must have probable cause before ordering cellphone companies to turn over location-identifying data, The Washington Post reports. Only one problem: The decision, by U.S. Magistrate Judge Lisa Pupo Lenihan, is "very likely wrong" and faces "an uphill battle...

Tags: Cause, Government, Vertical Industries, Enterprise Software, Software, Richard Koman

Blog posts 2008-09-14

HP closes EDS purchase; Outlines services exec line-up

HP on Tuesday said it completed its $13.9 billion acquisition of EDS and announced its management team for its services unit. With the EDS purchase, HP's services business will have annual revenue of more than $38 billion and 210,000 employees. Now the integration begins. HP CEO Mark...

Tags: Hewlett-Packard Co., Electronic Data Systems Corp., Senior Vice President, Outsourcing, Data Centers, Strategy, It Operations, Business Operations, Outsourcing & Subcontracting, Storage, Hardware, Data Management, Management, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2008-08-26

Is Ron Paul running a botnet spam op?

Is Ron Paul running a botnet spam op?CorrectionThe open letter you quoted from CNBC was not from John Harwood at all. It was from Allen Wastler, managing editor of CNBC.com check the bottom of the letter. John Harwood wrote his own open letter, which disagreed with Wastler:http://www.cnbc.com/id/21270546/Harwoods personal opinion is...

Tags: Cyberthreats, Gary Warner, Ron Paul, spam

Discussion threads 2007-10-31

9th Circuit to decide whether to dismiss NSA spying case against AT&T

In 2003, Room 641A of a large telecommunications building in downtown San Francisco was filled with powerful data-mining equipment for a "special job" by the National Security Agency, according to a former AT& T technician. It was fed by fiber-optic cables that siphoned copies of e-mails and other online traffic...

Tags: Internet, San Francisco, AT&T Corp., National Security, ZDNet Government

Blog posts 2007-08-14

In civil and criminal cases, Internet subpoenas are business as usual

Every day, a lawyer of some flavor asks an Internet search company for user information. And, usually, they get it, writes Saul Hansel in Saturday's Times. [E]ven though these companies promise to protect the privacy of their users, they routinely hand over the most intimate information...

Tags: Internet, investigator

Blog posts 2006-02-03