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Better healthcare billing: Singapore NGO’s IT teamwork
SINGAPORE, 29 APRIL 2008 - Since Singapore’s Lien Foundation announced the S$3.5million ‘IngoT’ initiative for 11 local non-profit healthcare organisations in November 2007, they say there have been noteworthy improvements to healthcare services and corporate governance.
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MacDailyNews - Where Mac news comes first
"The Democratic National Convention Committee announced Monday that Microsoft will be the 'official software and HD Web content provider' for the convention, which runs August 25-28 in Denver.
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Indian IT exports to Mid east expected grow by 30 percent
DUBAI, April 28: India's IT exports to the Middle East are expected to cross $1.30 billion (Dh4.77 billion) this year, an increase of 30 per cent compared to $1 billion (Dh3.67 billion) last year.
New Kerala |
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Jonathan Bobb Joins Elijah Technologies as Director of Forensic Incident Response
Elijah Technologies, Ltd., a firm specializing in computer forensic investigations, electronic discovery and litigation support services, is pleased to announce that Jonathan Bobb has joined as Director of Forensic Incident Response. Mr.
Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Global Energy Forum Shows Microsoft Solutions in the Oil and Gas Industry
Today the first Microsoft Middle East and Africa Global Energy Forum brings more than 300 decision-makers from oil and gas companies across the region to the Emirates Palace Hotel in Abu Dhabi.
PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance |
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New Software Solution from Wavecom Helps Protect Valuable Enterprise Data
ISSY-LES-MOULINEAUX, France----Regulatory News:
Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Computer Games: Currys To Launch Own Family Friendly Ratings
A high-street computer games chain is set to introduce its own ratings so that parents can tell which games are the most family-friendly.
SKY News |
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CinemaNow to offer movie orders via cell phone
Privately held digital entertainment provider CinemaNow said on Tuesday that U.S. consumers would be able to use their cell phones to view movie trailers and order full-length movies to watch on their home television or computer through its mobile website.
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Staying alive in a competitive market
Faced with a competitive movies-by-mail, Internet downloads and bootlegging, many locally-owned video rental shops have been forced to change how they do things just to stay afloat. FOX Toledo's Tiffany Tarpley reports.
FOX Toledo |
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Kids' phones can be monitored
Wireless carriers are making it easier for parents to manage advanced mobile phones.
Orange County Register |
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Berkeley schools restore Internet
Internet service has been restored to all Berkeley County schools after a computer virus struck the district's network last week. Berkeley Assistant Superintendent for Learning Services Mike Turner said the district shut down Internet service at all schools as a precaution as members of technology department tried to isolate the Sality-AM virus.
The Post and Courier |
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Understanding IP addresses in computers
Washington, April 29: Internet Protocol or IP addresses are common in today's world of networked computers. That's because every computer connected to a single network has an IP.
New Kerala |
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Grand Theft Auto IV: Who Benefits More?
Will Microsoft or Sony gain more from GTA4's release? Pachter and others respond.
1up.com |
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Sign up for our ARN newsletters! The premier provider of daily news to the IT channel, covering business, technology, products, and services. Intel and Cray have launched a joint effort to develop new multi-core technologies as part of an effort to build multi-petascale systems.
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IBM grant helps enhance business software education in UP
MANILA, Philippines - The local office of IBM announced it has connected the University of the Philippines (UP) in Diliman to one of its hubs in the United States, allowing students to acquire proficiency in various business software languages.
GMA News |
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WB asks cyber cafe owners to maintain details of users
In order to tackle cyber crime, the West Bengal government has framed new guidelines for onwers of cyber cafes. Cyber cafe owners have been directed to maintain a register and to prohibit unknown persons from using computer terminals, the sources said.
Outlook India |
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Corvallis tech firm makes minor layoff
Weakness in the construction and surveying industries prompted a minor flurry of pink slips last week at Tripod Data Systems, a Corvallis maker of rugged handheld computers and surveying software.
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NeoSmart has just released EasyBCD 1.5
, complete with support for Vista, Windows NT/2k/XP, and Windows 9x/ME. EasyBCD 1.5 adds experimental support for dual-booting any of these along with Linux, Mac OS X, or BSD - straight from the Windows Vista bootloader without any additional configuration needed.
OS News |
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Ribbit Launches Phone Service for Salesforce
The Internet telephony startup Ribbit is expected to announce Tuesday that one of its initial flagship projects -- an...
PC World |
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Their space for web safety
One in four Americans is using the social networking site My Space, but Allison Machalany is not one of them. "All of my friends are on My Space, but I don't think it's safe," said Machalany, a sophomore at Bishop George Ahr High School in Edison.
The Star-Ledger |
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Yahoo to outsource Messenger phone calls to Jajah
Yahoo Inc. is outsourcing the Internet telephone functions of its instant messaging program to the startup Jajah. Jajah will connect the calls to and from users of Yahoo Messenger and handle billing and customer care, the startup said Tuesday. Terms of the...
San Francisco Chronicle |
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Media co. Cox eyes online ad growth, buys startup for $300M
Media conglomerate Cox Enterprises Inc., betting its future on Internet advertising as newspaper and television audiences shrink, plans to spend $300 million to buy a startup that helps Web sites pool their ad space. The all-cash deal with Adify Corp., to be...
San Francisco Chronicle |
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Asustek, Gigabyte and ECS announce performance for 2007
Asustek Computer announced consolidated revenues of NT$755.4 billion (US$24.86 billion) for 2007 with an EPS (earnings per share) of NT$7.52. The company's profit after tax was NT$27.62 billion, an increase of 43.78% compared to the previous year.
Digi Times |
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TECH CHRONICLES / A daily dose of postings from The Chronicle's technology blog (sfgate.com/blogs/tech)
Play a game - it's good for you We knew there was a reason it was OK for us to play Scramble all day long at work. A study by East Carolina University of three online puzzle and word games found that playing casual games lowered stress levels and reduced...
San Francisco Chronicle |
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Lih Duo to dissolve operations
Lih Duo International announced that it will dissolve its operations due to financial difficulties, making it the first DRAM module OEM forced to quit the DRAM market amid a current industry trough.
Digi Times |
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