You’ve all probably heard of Verizon. Supporting 94 million customers presents quite a challenge. They are at IBM’s Impact conference talking about what they’ve done. They had quite the crew ranging from the architects to the developers. Verizon wireless manages their own development, their own network, and their own systems. That gives Verizon unique access […]
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Getting Patients and Clinicians to Speak the Same Language
(via ePatientDave) You know how in science fiction movies the alien/human language barrier is overcome by some tiny electronic universal translator that instantaneously allows each party of a conversation to speak and listen in their native language? Google’s new voice-enabled Google Translate app (currently available for Android, iPhone likely coming soon) brings us one step […]
Lotusphere 2010: Mobile Support
So Lotus showcased support for Mobile in a fairly big way. They stated that they have developed and will continue to develop mobile UI from the ground up to provide the best user experience for all their applications (Portal, Notes, Connections, Quickr.) Here is a list of what I heard regarding Mobile: 1. RIM (Blackberry) […]