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
Category: Government and Interoperability |
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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
Category: Intellectual Property Rights |
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Tagged: apple, microsoft, platforms, ecosystems
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
Category: Government and Interoperability |
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Tagged: egovernment, eif
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
Category: Implementation and Interoperability, Intellectual Property Rights, Standards Development |
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Tagged: competition, intellectual-property
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
Category: Implementation and Interoperability |
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