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Mobility, Big Data, Information Security, Enterprise Workflow – Around Enterprise Services, Nov. 2

Ken_Howard| November 3, 2012 - last edited March 19, 2013

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By Ken Howard, Enterprise Services Global Marketing

Here is a summary of the Enterprise Services blog topics for this past week:

Your enterprise mobility journey
Managing Enterprise – Class Archive
Big Data? Discover the BIG Opportunities!
Information Security begins at home with your employees
Driving enterprises forward with streamlined workflow, increased productivity and lower costs
At the Intersection where Mobility and Big Data meet; driving speed and change for your business
Discover the world’s first technical cloud computing standard for the second time
HP named a Leader in Gartner Magic Quadrant Report for MPS and MFPs/Printers / wins new customers
Accountable Healthcare is Driving Big Data and Analytics

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Visit a Digital Hospital in action in Oslo, Norway

michele.degani| October 11, 2012

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HP Digital Hospital Oslo, Norway Norwegian hospitals challenged HP to implement innovative digital hospital solutions for their demanding patients. Oslo, Norway, provided an ideal location for the HP Health Center of Excellence (HCoE), which is both a competence center and a showroom for healthcare, logistics and work flow products.

Read the HP Industry Edge: Health and Life Sciences Digital Hospital ezine article by Arve-Olav Solumsmo to learn more.

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Tags: Digital Hospital| HCoE| HP Health Center of Excellence

Labels: health it| healthcare| HP Enterprise Services| HP Industry Edge Digital Hospital

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Continuity, Security, Health IT – Around Enterprise Services, Sep 21

HP_ES| September 21, 2012

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By Alison Watterson, Enterprise Services Global Marketing

Here is a summary of the Enterprise Services blog topics for this past week:

Disaster recovery during the New Zealand earthquake
Improving healthcare quality and the patient experience with digital hospital
Evolution of Enterprise Security: Twitter Chat Recap
Continuity takes the wheel when disaster strikes - HP Enterprise Cloud Services at Oracle OpenWorld
Don't Miss! Achieving Business Value through Big Data Analytics Webinar
Using AZURE for a Mobility Strategy in the Cloud
The Evolution of Security: HP Enterprise Services Twitter Chat
Was the CSO job becoming boring???
How will an abundance of IT capabilities change the security landscape in the Public Sector?

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A Trip to the Emergency Room with a Digital Hospital Spin

michele.degani| September 7, 2012

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HP Industry Edge Digital Hospital Ezine There’s a fun “feature” in the latest issue of the HP Industry Edge: Health and Life Sciences Digital Hospital Special Edition that takes you through an emergency room experience for a lady named Tina and an urgent care clinic experiencefor a man names Henri.

Both events are timed and show healthcare through the digital hospital experience, complete with electronic health records (EHRs), video consults with experts and automatic mobile alerts to keep the doctor’s informed.

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Tags: health and life sciences| HP Digital Hospital Ezine| HP Industry Edge

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Oklahoma Health Care Authority automates Medicaid enrollment

AlisonWatterson| September 5, 2012

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HC portals.jpg State governments that administer Medicaid are often in reactive mode, barely able to keep up with the demand for enrollment applications. With the help of HP Enterprise Services, the Oklahoma Health Care Authority (OHCA) was able to create an online enrollment system called SoonerCare. HP was contracted to design, develop and implement a new Medicaid Management Information System (MMIS), which would allow for online enrollment.