ANN ARBOR - Physicians are rapidly moving from paper patient records to electronic medical records, boosted earlier this year by President Obama's stimulus package, which earmarks $22 billion to make the conversion. March New Enterprise Foundation showcase sponsor, Dermanaut, which is bringing to market the first friendly electronic medical record application with a visual workflow
CHICAGO - Is Issuing IP Bonds a Good Move for your Company? Brinks Hofer Gilson & Lione Attorney Scott Slavick explores this topic in a podcast interview. He discusses the history of companies issuing IP bonds; the risk of issuing IP bonds; what your company can do with the added revenue from issuing the IP
WASHINGTON DC - The Supreme Court won't consider reinstating Virginia's antispam law, among the nation's toughest in banning unsolicited emails. The court Monday said it will leave in place a ruling by the Virginia Supreme Court that the law was unconstitutional because it prohibited political, religious and other messages in addition to commercial solicitations. Virginia
LONDON - The deadline for the 2009 Telematics Awards Midnight March 31. This is your last chance to ensure that your company is in the running! Nominate your company at TelematicsUpdate.Com Categories include: Telematics Leadership Award (individual) 2008/2009 Industry Newcomer Award Best Embedded Telematics Service Award Best Embedded Telematics Navigation Product Best Portable Telematics Solution
MOUNTAIN VIEW - There's been lots of hype about the fact that the latest variant of the Conficker worm is set to start communicating with other computers on the Internet on April 1 - like a bad April Fool's joke. But security researchers say the reality is probably going to be more like what happened
TROY - This year's Midwest Technology 2009 Symposium, taking place on June 3, will include a showcase of ten of the most innovative products in technology. If your product is changing the future of information technology and bringing solutions to the CIO then enter today at MidwestTechnologyLeaders.Com Only 10 will be chosen. Entries must be
DETROIT- Cynthia Pasky, founder, president and CEO of the Detroit-based global IT services firm Strategic Staffing Solutions has been named an Enterprising Women of the Year by Women Impacting Public Policy, a national bipartisan organization which educates and advocates on behalf of women and minorities in business. The award by WIPP, which has more than
TROY - Walsh College's Take Charge educational workshops have been so successful that another round of sessions are being offered in April and May. The workshops range from one-day to four-week sessions. Each attendee receives a certificate of attendance. Spaces are limited and registration is required. In January, Walsh College announced it was offering workshops
FARMINGTON HILLS - Realcomp II Ltd., a Michigan largest Multiple Listing Service provider, has partnered with Fannie Mae, a government sponsored agency, geared toward streamlining the short sale process and reducing foreclosures that can be headed off through successful short sale transactions. Additional goals of the joint venture include decreasing on-market inventory, helping to stabilize
EAST LANSING - As the nation elected a new president, Michigan citizens were as uneasy about the economy as they had been in more than a decade, the latest State of the State Survey shows. Michigan citizens described their financial circumstances in the weakest terms in the survey's 15 years, said Charles Ballard, Ph.D., MSU