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Microsoft and Athenahealth Partner on Patient Information Sharing Solution
Microsoft is teaming up with athenahealth, a web-based practice management, electronic health record and patient communication services vendor, on an electronic health solution intended to improve communication between hospitals, doctors and patients. The cloud-based solution combines athenahealth’s hosted services – athenaClinicals and athenaCollector – with Microsoft’s Amalga enterprise health intelligence platform software. The combined solution…
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Cisco Partners Face Competitive Crossroads
Is it safe for Cisco and HP partners to go in the water again? It may seem like the pressure is off, since Cisco and HP’s channel partner conferences don’t fall during the same week this year. But, really, is the pressure off? Or is the competition just as acute as last year. Lee Doyle,…
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HP Forecast Disappoints on PCs, IT Services
(Reuters) – Hewlett-Packard Co trimmed its 2011 revenue projections on weak consumer PC demand and a lackluster showing from its IT services arm, sending its shares plummeting 12 percent. The weak performance, which saw HP missing its own revenue target for the fiscal first quarter, made for a tough start for new Chief Executive Leo…
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Acer Server, Storage Appliances Boast AMD, Intel Processors
Acer America announced a line of server and storage solutions across a broad range of usage models, including tower, rack, blade and multi-node platforms that are based on Intel Xeon and AMD Opteron processors. The Acer server and storage solutions also support the release of Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1 (SP1) and…
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Watson, Match Me Up
Watson, Match Me Up Move over Match.com, eHarmony and OKCupid. Watson has all the information about what you like, knows the type of people you’ve been attracted to in the past, and can balance it against what you are looking for to find you that perfect date for the weekend or soulmate. The Perfect PR…
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HP Quarter Earnings Expected Strong
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 22 (Reuters) – Hewlett-Packard Co (NYSE:HPQ) should reaffirm good corporate technology spending trends when it reports results, as investors wait to hear more about new CEO Leo Apotheker’s vision for the future. On Tuesday, the world’s largest technology company by revenue is expected to report strong demand for networking equipment, servers and…
