tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-91657802010-03-10T11:59:46.513+01:00Just sharing thoughts, instead of keeping them for myself and forgetting good ideas!Jérômehttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06869513771941294312noreply@blogger.comBlogger36125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9165780.post-76085809224287727132010-03-10T11:51:00.003+01:002010-03-10T11:53:50.650+01:00

Source: Jonathan McCormick and Daniel Riley, Network World - March 08, 2010 12:08 AM ETMore and more businesses are looking to hosted e-mail services to reduce costs and ease management, and the choice often comes down to Google's Gmail (the key component of Google Apps) or a hosted version of Microsoft Exchange...http://www.networkworld.com/news/2010/030810-tech-debate-gmail-exchange.html

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I have seen other ideas like this, but this one is definitively the most advanced.While it proposes to beam a screen or buttons on your body, it does have sensors which are detecting the spot you are tapping on your body, such as you tap your palm or a finger, and the system knows where it is located. That means that you basically program parts of your body to become hotspots, buttons to remote

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While reading something about iTunes, I have realized that Google, so far, never try to offer free music, except if we consider Youtube being a music channel..., and therefore compete with Apple and other Majors?Nevertheless, this is typically a huge business which can be driven/sponsored with adverstising, therefore Google...and while thinking of this, what else could be provided free with

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I have listed some thoughts and ideas I have regarding the future of TV by 2015, but as well Computers, Internet and Social Networks, since all those are more and more related and will ultimately converges into one channel distributing all kind of content (static, interactive, multimedia) available through multiple devices. Most of the following is quite obvious and logical, but I am interested

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Our long-term health has become a major national and personal focus. In the last ten years, we have seen the convergence of several social movements that recognize that people’s actions are situated in a larger ecosystem of causes and effects. Especially pronounced are movements to provide holistically healthy environments and habits for children, and to create more supportive, less costly

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A series of natural and social disasters were the last thing our persistently struggling economy needed. The numbers of people needing care, especially those of displaced populations, swelled—as our ability to care for them became ever more limited. Increased vector-borne diseases and infectious strains amplified by global warming and environmental degradation have sharply increased demand for

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Out of the fray of health care cost cutting imperatives of the past decade of reform, evidence and efficiency emerge as our key values. Beyond medicine, these regulatory imperatives touch edges of the global health economy: raising standards for health claims in food science, medical devices and consumer electronics—and increasing the legal and financial repercussions of making overstretched

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It’s boom-time in the global health economy. Major breakthroughs for treating major chronic diseases are reached in biotech, genetic medicine, powered in part by improved IT. These breakthroughs did not reduce costs, however. In the growing number of states where coverage is mandated, this explosion is heightened by the creation of millions of fully insured customers. New jobs in health care are

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Robots can transport supplies and laboratory specimens from one location to another decreasing the amount of staff time needed to walk from the clinic to the hospital and more time for patients.

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Check out this SlideShare Presentation: What the F**K is Social Media: One Year LaterView more documents from Marta Kagan.

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A refreshing and funny way to talk about a serious, difficult and painfull work to deal with every day needs of children with a rare disease

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If you found the iPhone difficult to get started and not intuitive, don't watch this video, it's gonna make you feel very bad bad bad! Even a baby (my son BTW) can use it, watching video and slidding the images' library, so easy!

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Another potential TED talk that I am interested to use for TEDx HealthcareSource: http://www.ted.com Neuroanatomist Jill Bolte Taylor had an opportunity few brain scientists would wish for: One morning, she realized she was having a massive stroke. As it happened -- as she felt her brain functions slip away one by one, speech, movement, understanding -- she studied and remembered every moment.

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You can define it as an "email" solution if email was invented today or as an instant wiki communicator.You can share your "email" conversation (a wave) with all your friends/colleagues/network, instead of sending individual emails to predefined people. You can just reply to someone like replying to an email, but as replying contextually within the text posted by the others (like editing a wiki

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I am watching TED talks to select the 2-3 recorded talks that I will broadcast during my TEDxHealthcare event in October.This one is about Robert Fischell, who invented the rechargeable pacemaker, the implantable insulin pump, and devices that warn of epileptic seizures and heart attack. He makes three wishes: redesigning a portable device that treats migraines, finding new cures for clinical

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TED's mission is "ideas worth spreading", nevertheless 4.5 billion people don't speak English or not very well! That's why TED is annoncing today "The TED Open Translation Project". It will enable thousands of volunteer translators to use subtitles to make TED available to their own communities. To do this the right way has taken a year of preparation. This is especially exciting for TEDx event

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This first time, it will be mostly an internal audience. Nevertheless, I am looking for inspiring speakers and to connect with other TEDx organizers via twitter! http://twitter.com/jperakis TEDx Healthcare in a nutshell:Objective? Engaging various functions (R&D, Marketing, IT, Supply Chain, etc) into innovative thinking and ideas sharingWhat? Talking about the future of Healthcare, 2 recorded

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An interesting post, from Nick Jones a member of the Gartner blog, where he believes that the ROI of iPhone apps is not obvious given huge numbers of apps available and the small market shares (compare to total smartphones market).I think this is something to keep in mind when launching an iPhone application, but Nick Jones' calculations doesn't count the value of the iPhone brand which brings a

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I have just read a blog post on eyeforpharma.com regarding buying domain names which are negative to brands. I am sorry, but have to strongly disagree, pro-actively buying negative domain names (DNs) is a very bad idea and it doesn't work! Here is why:- you encourage DNs hackers to buy negative DNs related to your trademarks > since you care, they find you a more interesting target- negative DNs

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Will that be IN or ON my body? Many Wireless technologies have been presented at the Continua Health Alliance in Spain http://tinyurl.com/dn64hf When I think a bit beyond moral, it will make sense to implant such chip in my body, so that my health starts to be monitored 24/7 without wearing a device on a belt or an ugly patch which could disappear after a shower or another!Of course, I might

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RFID can..will definitively power the Internet of things, like today, nabaztag, poken, etc, becoming almost low end computers, but the same security issues happening on the Internet software, will potentially happens to the RFID and those things connected.RFID can't protect themselves... right? So any RFID reader scans can potentially get those information.- unauthorized tag reading-

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What are the consequences of all being connected, always connected? Receiving emails at work, sometime even instant messaging, including videos. Connecting with friends at home, sometime even from the office (with the risks of not being thanks for that by the company...), even now revealing our GPS position to all the world!That means changes, changes to the way we behave in society, the way we

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Have you seen this new gadget? A Poken, they call it... in fact an USB key which contains your business cards and kind of bluetooth reader, so that when you match your poken with someone poken, they exchange their business cards.Once back on the poken website, you can save their business cards and connect through your favorite social networks, LinkedIn, Plaxo, Facebook, etc.You can do this with

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