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• Congrats to Our Satisfaction Survey Winner

  Mar 29, 2012
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• Proposed Stage 2 Meaningful Use Criteria Available for Comments

  Mar 29, 2012
  The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released the Notice of Proposed Rule Making (NPRM) for Stage 2 a couple of weeks ago. The proposed rule specifies the criteria that eligible professionals (EPs) and hospitals must be meet to qualify for Electronic Health Record incentive payments.
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• Perspectives From the End to End Clinical Data Management Conference

  Mar 28, 2012
  I recently returned from the End to End Clinical Data Management conference in Philadelphia where the Liaison team had the opportunity to talk with industry leaders and gain insight into new approaches surrounding electronic options for clinical data management.
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• Getting Ready for Ariba LIVE 2012

  Mar 26, 2012
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• Cloud Data Integrations -- Meshing the Old and the New: Part 3

  Mar 21, 2012
  This is the last of a three part blog series that gives a techno-hug to underappreciated older technologies used in cloud-based data integrations. Last up: legacy systems!
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• Hubspan's CEO Talks with Loraine Lawson of IT Business Edge

  Mar 19, 2012
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• Guest Blog on SandHill.com: Demystifying Managed File Transfer in the Cloud

  Mar 19, 2012
  Managed file transfer (MFT) is a longstanding, well-accepted way for organizations to share business files point to point, quickly, reliably and securely. And while it may have lost its newness and “coolness,” it’s no less effective. That said, MFT is becoming cool again as it morphs and expands to play a critical role in moving large sets of Big Data as well as traditional business files to, from and through clouds.
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• Reliability Meets Defrost

  Mar 15, 2012
  My refrigerator stopped working recently. This was not good. No warning, just kaput! This is drama of course. Food is now on a collision course for spoiling. It’s amazing to think, all we ask of a refrigerator is to keep things cold. When it works as expected, we take it for granted. When it stops, we feel great pain.
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• Happiness, Contentment and Data

  Mar 14, 2012
  The cover of a recent Harvard Business Review caught my eye. Its cover has a large smiley face and the words "The Value of Happiness How Employee Well-Being Drives Profits." I did just switch from being the chief architect for Contivo and am now director of product management and that means I have been thinking about happiness at the office.
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• RSA Conference 2012: The Battle Continues Against Security Threats

  Mar 12, 2012
  Like most conferences, there were several key themes and buzzwords being bandied about at this year’s RSA Conference. Some of the hot topics on the showroom floor included terms like consumerization, mobility and last but not least, big data.
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• Cloud Data Integrations - Meshing the Old and the New: Part 2

  Mar 08, 2012
  This is the second of a three part blog series that discusses our favorite older technologies that work seamlessly with cloud-based data integrations. Next up on the cloud catwalk: EDI.
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• Meaningful Use Incentives and Electronic Health Record (EHR) Adoption

  Mar 07, 2012
  Having just returned from the HIMSS conference in Las Vegas, I was able to gain some interesting insight and talk to industry leaders at the show about how meaningful use incentives are affecting the adoption of electronic health records. Recently, stage one of the meaningful use incentives was implemented and stage two was just announced while we were at the conference.
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• Hubspan Connectors Integrate NetSuite with New SuiteApps

  Mar 06, 2012
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• Change is Risky, Change is Necessary

  Mar 01, 2012
  I am currently reading a great book about enterprise software entitled ‘How to Succeed in the Enterprise Software Market’ by Craig Le Clair. Even though the book was published back in 2005, many of the core ideas and principles still apply.
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