Monthly Archives: May 2005
Docs Find New Entry into Electronic Medical Records
Fewer than one in four physicians keep their patients information in an EMR.
At this years Toward an Electronic Patient Record conference, some 100 vendors...
New TCP/IP Flaw Haunts Windows
Microsoft on Wednesday issued a prepatch advisory to counter the publication of exploit code for a newly discovered vulnerability in its implementation of TCP/IP.The...
Dont Overlook the Global Tech Economy
There are few things stranger—for a journalist—than seeing a well-respected columnist talk to an audience and tell listeners the story of their lives.
But thats...
Dramatic Changes Proposed for EU Patent Proposal
European parliamentarians have put forward a list of more than 200 amendments to the European Unions proposed legislation on IT patents, which, if approved,...
PalmOne Beefs Up Storage Space with LifeDrive
PalmOne Inc. Wednesday launched what it says is the first in a line of a new class of mobile devices.Unlike traditional handhelds, which are...
Kagermann Lays Out SAP Evolution
BOSTON—SAP AG CEO Henning Kagermann challenged IT managers to lead innovation at their companies while promising them that SAP, the top seller of business...
Home Depot Hopes SAP Can Help Boost Sales
Home Depot wants to put more information at the fingertips of its "orange-blooded associates doing hand-to-hand combat in the aisles," its chief information officer...
Oracle Shows Off Content Management Platform
Oracle quietly unveiled beta code for its next-generation enterprise content management platform, previously code-named Tsunami, at the AIIM On Demand show in Philadelphia this...
Health IT Winners Are Familiar Names
SALT LAKE CITY—The nonprofit Medical Records Institute announced the winners of its sixth annual awards in several health IT categories at its annual TEPR...
IBM, Red Hat Introduce Solaris Migration Plan
IBM and Red Hat Inc. are ratcheting up the pressure on Sun and will on Tuesday detail another Solaris-to-Linux server migration program that includes...