Posted By Mattias Ganslandt on June 24, 2009
The openEHR Foundation is an international non-profit foundation founded in 2000, with the ambition to make interoperable and lifelong electronic health records (EHR) a reality and improve medical care in the information society through the open standard specification openEHR. …Read More
Posted By Ajit Jaokar on June 23, 2009
I spent two days at the Open Mobile Summit last week where I chaired two sessions. This was an excellent conference - and a great success inspite of the train strike. …Read More
Posted By Oliver Bell on June 2, 2009
Almost ten years ago I was involved in the process to write one of the first eGovernment Interoperability Frameworks, the eGIF work in the UK. …Read More
Posted By Anne Layne-Farrar on May 5, 2009
Mention “competition” and “standard setting” in the same sentence and you’re likely to get a wide assortment of reactions. I offer a few thoughts on several layers of competition and how they can affect emerging standards. …Read More
Posted By Timothy Simcoe on May 4, 2009
Is an “open” standards development the best route to interoperability? It’s hard to say. …Read More
