Posted on March 23, 2009 by richardbeatch
Electronic Medical Records (EMR) have been receiving a good deal of attention of late. And it is no wonder. Amongst the challenges present in healthcare, both in the U.S.A. and globally, the fact that medical records largely consist of paper files certainly gives us pause. But what, exactly, are the goals of the much talked [...]
Filed under: Ontologies, Semantic Web, Taxonomy | Tagged: EMR, taxonomies | 1 Comment »
Posted on March 5, 2009 by ralphpoole
Since Microsoft Office SharePoint Server is a mature platform for collaboration, content management and portals, companies can implement the package without much planning or even requirements gathering. Too often, the IT department is assigned the task of technically implementing SharePoint, with little context for its use or its potential value to the organization. The individuals [...]
Filed under: IA & Usability, SharePoint (MOSS), Software & Technology | Tagged: MOSS, Requirements, SharePoint | 3 Comments »