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How Sunnybrook Cut Energy Costs and Doubled Datacenter Capacity
Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre had a problem. It faced rising demand for IT services, but its main data center had nearly reached capacity. With a very tight budget, Sunnybrook's IT
When You Have Tons of Cloud Data, Look at Appistry
We haven't written much on Appistry, a St. Louis-based cloud data management and analytics applications vendor. So when it was in the news this week with raising a new round
What Is the Future of Gamification? [Survey]
Since Seth Priebatsch's keynote at this year's SXSW, excitement about adding a "game layer" to the world - liberating games from their traditional place on a computer screen and imposing
Google's Twitter Timeline Lets You Explore the Past
As Google has worked to add more and more real-time search capabilities by adding content from sites like Facebook, MySpace, Buzz and Twitter, we've been able to see more and
FDA Asserted Authority Not Only Over Social Media, but Metadata Too
The Food and Drug Administration ordered the first enforcement action against a pharmaceutical company for its use of Facebook a month ago, directing drugmaker Novartis to remove a "Facebook Share"
Food Industry Ripe For Disruption
The Internet of Things, when objects in the real world are connected to the Internet, is adding a whole lot more data to the Web. The fascinating question is how
Health Clouds Forming: California's Health Internet Exchange
Today, the California Health and Human Services convened a summit with an expected three hundred people in the interest of a state HIE (Health Information Exchange). This project has been
Top Paid iPhone App Goes Free Forever: RunKeeper is All About the Platform
Formerly priced at $9.99, fitness-tracker RunKeeper was one of the first 200 apps in the iTunes app store and became one of the store's top sellers. After a month of
The (Near) Future of Medicine: Take Two Computers and IM Me in the Morning
Swiss drug company Novartis will start testing pills with broadcasting censors in them in about 18 months, if regulatory approval comes through as expected. The test program will feature organ
Should Startups Worry about Their Company Culture?
Does your startup company culture really matter? It sure mattered to Zappos founder Tony Hsieh, as we noted last week, who describes in an article in Inc, the battles he
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