On the Case: Medical Advances in the Cloud

TGen and Dell are pushing the boundaries of computing, and harnessing the power of the cloud to improve healthcare.
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Nicky48   Medical Advances in the Cloud   2/25/2013 8:23:13 PM
Re: The Cloud & Healthcare
I'm interested to hear how they handle the security of our healthcare data in the cloud.
angelfuego   Medical Advances in the Cloud   8/9/2012 10:19:54 PM
Re: The Cloud & Healthcare
It is always exciting to hear about solutions and the collaboration with healthcare and technology. I can't wait to hear more!
mejiac   Medical Advances in the Cloud   5/8/2012 10:52:06 AM
Re: The Cloud & Healthcare
It's very pleasent to hear that there are dedicated teams and groups working at solving not only today's issues, but also forseen any future obstacles. This is paving the way to robust business solutions, that could either be benchmarked or transfered to be applied in other industries.

Keep us posted.
zerox203   Medical Advances in the Cloud   4/30/2012 10:45:54 PM
Re: The Cloud & Healthcare
I really like the comprehensiveness of this coverage. Getting to know the members of the IT staff provides very important information for those of us looking to learn something we can apply in our own line of work, as well as making the whole project a lot more relatable. Seth seems like any one of us, trying to solve his organization's IT problems with the skills he brings to the table - only his work is the kind we should all aspire to.

Good luck to Seth and everyone else on the team - I'll be following your update closely!
Susan Fourtané   Medical Advances in the Cloud   4/20/2012 1:23:01 PM
The Cloud & Healthcare
Hi, Seth 

Thanks for bringing this to us. Dell and the Cloud group are doing a great job concerning healthcare advancement and it certainly has to be rewarding to work in such team.

I am looking forward to your updates on this topic. 

-Susan 
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