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BlogsTags > projectVisualization of the Week: CIA rendition flights of terror suspectsBy Jenn WebbMay 23, 2013 The Rendition Project, a collaboration between academics at Kent and Kingston universities and the NGO Reprieve, has developed an interactive visualization of the extent of CIA rendition flights of terror suspects. In a post at The Guardian’s Datablog, James Ball … Genomics and Privacy at the CrossroadsBy James TurnerMay 13, 2013 Two weeks ago, I had the privilege to attend the 2013 Genomes, Environments and Traits conference in Boston, as a participant of Harvard Medical School’s Personal Genome Project. Several hundreds of us attended the conference, eager to learn what new breakthroughs might … Genomics and Privacy at the CrossroadsBy James TurnerMay 9, 2013 Two weeks ago, I had the privilege to attend the 2013 Genomes, Environments and Traits conference in Boston, as a participant of Harvard Medical School’s Personal Genome Project. Several hundreds of us attended the conference, eager to learn what new breakthroughs might … Data sharing drives diagnoses and cures, if we can get there (part 1)By Andy OramApril 29, 2013 The glowing reports we read of biotech advances almost cause one’s brain to ache. They leave us thinking that medical researchers must command the latest in all technological tools. But the engines of genetic and pharmaceutical innovation are stuttering for … Saint James Infirmary: checking the pulse of health IT at HIMSSBy Andy OramMarch 11, 2013 I spent most of the past week on my annual assessment of the progress that the field of health information technology is making toward culling the benefits offered by computers and Internet connectivity: instant access to data anywhere; a leveling … Preferred structures for cleaned-up doctor dataBy Fred TrotterJanuary 18, 2013 The DocGraph project has an interesting issue that I think will become a common one as the open data movement continues. For those that have not been keeping up, DocGraph was announced at Strata RX, described carefully on this blog, … Curiosity turned loose on GitHub dataBy Mac SlocumNovember 2, 2012 I’m fascinated by people who: 1. Ask the question, “I wonder what happens if I do this?” and then follow it all the way through. 2. Start a project on a whim and open it up so anyone can participate. … The Direct Project has teeth, but it needs pseudonymityBy Fred TrotterAugust 24, 2012 Yesterday, Meaningful Use Stage 2 was released. You can read the final rule here and you can read the announcement here. As we read and parse the 900 or so pages of government-issued goodness, you can expect lots of commentary … Open source community collaboration strategies for the enterpriseBy Simon PhippsJuly 13, 2012 This report examines the strategies and caveats businesses must consider before adopting open source software, including: the layers and needs of open source communities, the relationship between transparency and privacy, the problems with "open core," and why control should be traded for influence. Kickstarter Stats Page - Project Failure Analysis
By Kevin ShockeyJune 23, 2012 In nearly every famous example of project success, it is almost always due to prior preparation. Anyone considering launching a Kickstarter project, remember this: "Nearly every key business indicator of the past must be discarded." Social engagement over the Internet is the only metric that matters. Celebrity and "stardom" is earned, like trust. The state of Health Information Exchange in MassachusettsBy Nate OsitJune 21, 2012 Although health information exchange should be identified as a process, having the structures and organizations to facilitate exchange is a challenge facing health care. A recent conference articulated these issues, and presented clear plans on how Massachusetts is addressing them. The Direct Project in action February 24, 2012 Jim Langabeer, CEO of Greater Houston Healthconnect, discusses the implementation goals and hurdles related to a Direct Project pilot program. The Direct Project in actionBy Fred TrotterFebruary 24, 2012 Jim Langabeer, CEO of Greater Houston Healthconnect, discusses the implementation goals and hurdles related to a Direct Project pilot program. Direct Project will be required in the next version of Meaningful UseFebruary 23, 2012 Given the way that healthcare is financed in the U.S., it's reasonable to expect that many doctors will have a Direct email address to communicate with other doctors and their patients in a few years. Strata Week: A step toward personal data controlBy Audrey WattersOctober 20, 2011 Data democratization takes a step forward with Singly 1.0, The New York Times and The Guardian debate the finer points of word clouds, and Mary Meeker presents her annual report on Internet trends. Strata Week: A step toward personal data control October 20, 2011 Data democratization takes a step forward with Singly 1.0, The New York Times and The Guardian debate the finer points of word clouds, and Mary Meeker presents her annual report on Internet trends. Helios Project Director Felled By Stroke; Linux Community Support Sought 
By Caitlyn MartinJune 14, 2011 One of the people behind the scenes has been Mr. Stark's partner, Diane Franklin, who has served as Logistics and Planning Director for the Helios Project for the past year. Ms. Franklin is retired and has served in this capacity without pay. Her skills allowed the project to better organize and distribute the resources they receive to those who need them. SMART challenge and P4: open source projects look toward the broader use of health records
By Andy OramMarch 23, 2011 Many of the building blocks have recently fallen into place for seamless data exchange between a patient and multiple care organizations to support such things as real-time interventions in patient behavior and better clinical decision support. Report from Massachusetts Health IT forum
By Andy OramFebruary 5, 2011 About clinical effectiveness research, EHRs, and just working together. Bookish Techy Week in ReviewBy Kat MeyerDecember 10, 2010 In the latest Bookish Techy Week in Review: Google ebook store opens; Seth Godin plays with the Domino Project; Kobo launches Reading Life; and IA unveils a new browser-based book reader. Bookish Techy Week in Review
By Kat MeyerDecember 10, 2010 In the latest Bookish Techy Week in Review: Google ebook store opens; Seth Godin plays with the Domino Project; Kobo launches Reading Life; and IA unveils a new browser-based book reader. Android Project Structure
By Jesse FreemanSeptember 6, 2010 This is a breif introduction to Android project structure and what each folder is used for. Why the Adobe/RIM announcement is important
By RJ OwenNovember 9, 2009 Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen was at RIM's annual BlackBerry developer convention today with some exciting news about the ways that Adobe and RIM are working together to bring great experiences to the BlackBerry. In this entry we'll discuss what the announcement contained and why it's important to you. Summer of Flash Episode 4 - Mark Anders
By Garth BraithwaiteAugust 4, 2009 Mark Anders, Senior Principal Scientist at Adobe, joins us to discuss upcoming versions of Flash Player for mobile devices, the Open Screen Project, Ashton Kutcher's appearance at Adobe's offices, and Adobe's magical rings of power. 1 to 24 of 24 Stay Connected
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