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By Bernie Monegain | 03:39 pm | January 09, 2017
A business center Saudi Arabia created in partnership between GE, Saudi Aramco and TCS is staffed solely by women and has achieved the milestone in March 2016 of employing 1,000 women, with a target of hiring 3,000 women in the coming years.
By Tom Sullivan | 02:53 pm | January 09, 2017
The outgoing national coordinator discusses interoperability, the promise of innovation and how he used a Palm Pilot to be a better clinician at the point of care. 
By Jessica Davis | 12:45 pm | January 09, 2017
Four experts discuss the lessons the healthcare industry learned the hard way this past year – and the need for much stronger security measures in 2017.
By Bernie Monegain | 11:06 am | January 09, 2017
IBM will integrate its cognitive computing platform Watson for Genomics with biotech company Illumina's tumor sequencing technology. Executives announced what they called a "groundbreaking partnership" Jan. 9 at the JP Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco.
By Jack McCarthy | 10:56 am | January 09, 2017
The artificial intelligence company works with Biogen, Cigna, LabCorp and Quest Diagnostics on registry of 5 billion clinical records for 100 million patients, spanning 30 disease areas. 
By Jack McCarthy | 08:30 am | January 09, 2017
The pre-conference, day-long event will feature an update on fast-changing regulatory policy and practices for medical device cybersecurity.
By Tom Sullivan | 08:09 am | January 09, 2017
The curator of the innonurse site discusses what’s top of mind for her social media followers, her musical talents and all the places she has lived. 
By Chris Nerney | 08:07 am | January 09, 2017
Mayo Clinic IT managers suggest identifying practical solutions, then instituting governance and change management policies around identity management. 
By Jessica Davis | 06:44 pm | January 06, 2017
The organization was infected with Harak1r1 the 0.2 Bitcoin Ransomware, which completely wipes data from the hacked database instead of traditional encryption.
By Susan Morse | 03:55 pm | January 06, 2017
The hacker who targeted Anthem in early 2015, exposing more than 78 million customer records in one of the largest healthcare breaches ever, was acting on behalf of a foreign government.