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Terremark Enables CareCloud to Modernize Healthcare Practices

Verizon’s Terremark Company has recently enabled SaaS provider CareCloud to help expand and grow its business by modernizing hundreds of health care practices across the U.S. via the cloud. CareCloud will provide scalable solutions for common challenges including practice management, electronic health records and revenue cycle management. “The cost efficiencies and scalable nature of our [...]

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ServerVault CEO John Kraft On Making SaaS Federally Compliant

While Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) has emerged as a highly compelling application delivery model for Public sector organizations, it has also presented government decision makers with a heady challenge. Federal agencies striving for security and compliance assurance are still struggling to leverage SaaS while maintaining the required security, policies, visibility and accountability. It was in the context [...]

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Washington Post’s “The Download” Emerges From “The Down Low”

Several years into writing Washington Post’s “The Download” column, Shannon Henry published an entry in December of 2004 that queried local technology players on what trends might emerge during the coming year. More specifically, Henry addressed how, depending on the prevailing economic and entrepreneurial climate, the region’s tech identity wavered between that of a government [...]

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HP Acquisition Of EDS May Point To “Cloudy” Future

Over the past 12-18 months, Cloud computing has been increasingly shifted from the ether to ground level and become a powerful – yet practical – computing alternative for organizations across all sectors. And while much of the cloud computing buzz to date has revolved around Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), Hewlett-Packard’s announced $13.9 billion acquisition of EDS (headquartered [...]

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SaaS Panel Delivers Packed Room At ExecutiveBiz Conference

Even Conference organizers charged with assembling provocative panel discussions and speakers can end up pleasantly surprised when one topic strikes a noticeable chord with attendees. That was certainly the case with the ExecutiveBiz The New New Internet Conference afternoon panel discussion – Software as a Service: Benefits Beyond Delivery. As I exited one conference room [...]

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