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Mia McCroskey on use of DOORS for Agile development in healthcare
In this interview, Mia McCroskey from Emerging Health IT (a subsidiary of Montefiore Medical Center in Brooklyn) talks about their home-grown solution Clinical Looking Glass for physicians, administrators, researchers. She explains that they went Agile a few years ago (they are a scrum shop) but still see the strong need for some kind of requirements or a way to understand what the code does. The team uses DOORS to capture structured requirements or business rules: they don’t generate any documents but rather all information stays in DOORS. ... [More]
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IBM Champions at COMMON 2013
Scott Laningham recently had the opportunity to catch up with some of the IBM Champions present at the COMMON IBM Power Systems user community Annual Meeting: IBM Champion Brian May works at Profound Logic Software, a modernization tools vendor for clients running the IBM i platform. Like many other IBM Champions we spoke to at the COMMON 2013 Annual Meeting, Brian chooses to give back to the Power community because of how much it helped him when he started his IT career 12 years ago. IBM Champion David Gibbs (PTC) shares a heartwarming... [More]
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Prolifics’ AJ Aronoff on healthcare infrastucture demands
AJ Aronoff is a Practice Director covering WebSphere Application Server for system integrator Prolifics. He focuses on healthcare and in this video explains how he can help the industry understand the latest healthcare regulations. He goes on to point out the value WebSphere Application Server brings to the industry, and the latest advancements in WAS 8.5. AJ explains the impact mobile technology is having on the healthcare space. It opens up the possibility on cutting down on a lot of the paperwork and doctors and medical staff can record... [More]
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Rene Crozier on adopting WebSphere Application Server in the healthcare industry
In this interview at IBM Impact, Rene Crozier from Kaiser Permanente, the US healthcare provider, explains that IBM WebSphere Application Server provides stability and a manageable solution when dealing with large-scale topologies. For a healthcare provider like Kaiser, security and uptime is a key goal. One of the areas she is currently looking into is the development of mobile apps for healthcare. More on WebSphere Application Server
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