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"...it is obvious that all O'Reilly School of Technology teachers are pros. Besides that, the courses are done perfectly. They emphasize the important concepts and contain 'no fluff'." Displaying 1-16 of 63 results for: information technology Report from Health Information Technology in Massachusetts - O'Reilly Radar By Andy Oram When politicians organize a conference, there's obviously an agenda--beyond the published program--but I suspect that it differed from the impressions left by speakers and break-out session attendees at Health Information Technology: Creating Jobs, Reducing Costs, & Improving Quality. Publish Date: May 01, 2010
Music Technology Magazine's Ten Minute Masters, 1st Edition By Staff of Music Technology Magazine Music Tech Magazine's Ten Minute Masters is a collection of potted explanations of music theories, technologies, protocols and processes. As useful to the newcomer as to the expert, the collection gives everyone sufficient information to grasp a conc... Format: Print Publish Date: August 2006
Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0 Resource Kit, 1st Edition By Mike Volodarsky, Olga Londer, Brett Hill, Bernard Cheah, Steve Schofield, ... Deploy, manage, and support Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0 with in-depth technical information and resources—straight from experts who know the technology best.... Format: Print, Ebook, Safari Books Online Publish Date: March 2008
Geo-Government: The New Information EcoSystem for Government: Where ... By Robert Greenberg, Chris McIntosh Three states and one city will discuss their efforts to create a new information eco-system for government to improve decision making and citizen engagement. Using web services and geospatial technology they are create dynamic new capabilites to, access, share and make sense of the torrent of data available in a more timely and cost effective fashion for emergency respnse and whole of government. Publish Date: April 02, 2012
Beautiful Vectors: Emerging Geospatial technologies in the browser: Strata ... By Mano Marks, Chris Broadfoot Beautiful, useful and scalable techniques for analysing and displaying spatial information are key to unlocking important trends in geospatial and geotemporal data. Recent developments in HTML 5 enable rendering of complex visualisations within the browser, facilitating fast, dynamic user interfaces built around web maps. This session will examine emerging technologies that will shape the geoweb. Publish Date: February 28, 2012
Report from HIMSS Health IT conference: from Silicon Valley technology to ... By Andy Oram I'm in Atlanta for the biggest US conference in health care IT, run by the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS). Although many people have been saying that the medical field would benefit from a Silicon Valley approach to technology, it's coming to seem that even more important would be a Silicon Valley approach to risk-taking. Initial report from annual HIMSS conference. Publish Date: March 02, 2010
Democratic technology and unintended consequences - O'Reilly Radar By Joshua-Michéle Ross As the Egyptian government throttles information flow and citizens fight to maintain access to communications, we are seeing the contours of a struggle that will shape political and policy changes. Publish Date: February 01, 2011
Microsoft® SharePoint® Products and Technologies Resource Kit, 1st Edition By Bill English, Microsoft SharePoint Teams This official Microsoft RESOURCE KIT provides in-depth technical information and timesaving tools to deploy and support Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2003 and Microsoft Windows® SharePoint Services in medium and large organizations.... Format: Safari Books Online Publish Date: June 2004
Making community health information as useful as weather data - O'Reilly Radar By Alex Howard The chief technology office of Health and Human Services, Todd Park, is fond of using the National Ocean and Oceanographic Association as a metaphor for the innovation that may be unlocked through releasing public data. NOAA data underpins Weather.com and nearly every commercial meteorological service in the United States. Park has been working closely with other government officials and the technology community to create a framework for government to act as a platform through the Community Health Data Initiative. Publish Date: June 02, 2010
Ethics of Big Data, 1st Edition By Kord Davis, Doug Patterson This book contains a framework for productive discussion and thinking about ethics and Big Data in business environments. With the increasing size and scope of information that Big Data technologies can provide business, maintaining an ethical practi... Format: Print Publish Date: March 2012
Machine Learning for Hackers, 1st Edition By Drew Conway, John Myles White Now that storage and collection technologies are cheaper and more precise, methods for extracting relevant information from large datasets is within the reach any experienced programmer willing to crunch data. With this book, you'll learn machine lea... Format: Print, Ebook Publish Date: February 2012
OODA Loop: How to Understand the Use Cases for Big Data: Strata 2012 - ... By J. C. Herz This talk uses the OODA Loop concept (Observe, Orient, Decide, Act) as a framework to categorize Big Data use cases and data-driven services and the front-ends to those services. Rather than starting with the underlying technology or the data sources, the OODA loop starts with WHY the user needs information. It answers the question of when a black box beats an analytic tool, and vice versa. Publish Date: February 28, 2012
How Open is Open? Five Years Later ...: Where Conference 2012 - O'Reilly ... By Ian White The confluence of social media; mobile computing; the democratization of data and technology; and government transparency leaves us in the midst of an information tsunami of sorts. Access to new streams of geographic data begs a number of important questions for government and business: how will we harness this data, organize it, and what is truly public versus private? Publish Date: April 02, 2012
Information Commons - O'Reilly Radar By Nat Torkington Harbor Research released a white paper discussing MAYA's Information Commons and MIT's Internet 0. Information Commons interested me when I heard about it earlier this year, and I was glad to feature it at Where 2.0. I didn't get to tease out the cool technology underneath it, though, which the white paper begins to do.... Publish Date: September 30, 2005
Not so fast: assessing achievements and barriers at a Massachusetts Health IT... By Andy Oram Both the bright lights of success and the mire of gridlock were held up for examination this week at the conference Health Information Technology Improving Healthcare and the Economy. A report on meaningful use, data exchange, jobs in health IT, and more. Publish Date: May 11, 2011
Netflix recommendations: beyond the 5 stars : Strata 2012 - O'Reilly ... By Xavier Amatriain Netflix is known for pushing the envelope of recommendation technologies. The Netflix Prize put a spotlight on recommender system research and a focus on predicting ratings. But, predicting a rating is only part of the recommendation problem. In this talk I will describe how other sources of implicit and contextualized information can be used to create a personalized experience. Publish Date: February 28, 2012
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