Data Sharing

Source: articles.moneycentral.msn.com --- 8 days ago
Shared Health(R) Clinical Xchange(TM) Increases Practice Efficiency by 17 Percent with Real-time Access to Vital Patient Data REDWOOD SHORES, Calif., Aug. 28 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- News ...

Source: www.redbooks.ibm.com --- 30 days ago
Redbook, published: Fri, 8 Aug 2008 - Understand how distance impacts Data Sharing - Sample measurements at distances up to 80 km - Measurements for CICS/DB2 This IBM Redbooks publication provides a broad understanding of the considerations to keep in mind when you implement IBM z/OS sysplex Data Sharing across geographically distributed sites. ...

Source: www.moreover.com --- 25 days ago
Bankrupt discount carrier Frontier Airlines is seeking a court order blocking the International Brotherhood of Teamsters from Sharing 'highly confidential' information received through contract bargaining. ...

Source: www.moreover.com --- 14 days ago
Pharma.com Part of an ongoing series of topical white papers, The Center for Healthcare Supply Chain Research and SAP Labs, LLC, today jointly released SAP Support of the Healthcare Supply Chain?s Ongoing Effort to Ensure Patient Safety and Drive ...

Source: www.ibm.com --- 31 days ago
New IBM Redpaper for you to download and read: DB2 9 for z/OS Data Sharing: Distributed Load Balancing and Fault Tolerant Configuration This IBM® Redpaper provides information about exploiting client load balancing and fail over capabilities across a DB2® Data Sharing group or a subset of the group members. The information provided will help network specialists and Data base administrators in appropriately configuring Data Sharing groups as TCP/IP servers. We show how to use the functions of DB2 sysplex workload balancing functions, supported by DB2 Connect™ Server and the IBM DB2 Driver for JDBC and SQLJ, in conjunction with the functions of TCP/IP Sysplex Distributor, configured with Dynamic Virtual IP address (Dynamic VIPA or DVIPA) and automatic VIPA takeover, to provide superior load distribution and fail-over capability for transactions and connections across the members of a Data Sharing group. The two functions work together to ensure the highest availability possible for remote applications accessing a DB2 location in a sysplex. Thanks to Sabine Kaschta for providing this information to share with you! Susan ...

Source: www.theregister.co.uk --- 9 days ago
Controversial ContactPoint hit by 'user interface problems' ContactPoint, the government's planned database to cover every child in England and Wales, has been delayed again, but officials said fears over the potential for massive Data losses were not to blame this time.… ...

Source: www-tech.mit.edu --- 13 days ago
By Carolyn Y. Johnson THE BOSTON GLOBE Barry J. Canton, a 28-year-old biological engineer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, has posted raw scientific Data, his thesis proposal, and original research ideas on an online Web site for all to see. ...

Source: www.ischool.berkeley.edu --- 8 days ago
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Source: www.eweek.com --- 32 days ago
Apples MobileMe joins Sharpcast SugarSync and Microsoft Live Mesh, among others, in the battle for providing seamless Data synchronization and Data Sharing for mobile computing. But Apple MobileMe has come out with some cost and service issues that need resolving. J. Gerry Purdy, mobile and wireless analyst at Frost Sullivan, explains. - Its been several rough weeks since the July 11th launch of Apples MobileMe (Apples sequel to .MAC), concurrent with the availability of the Apple iPhone 3G. Apples MobileMe concept is really great: to provide automatic synchronization between a users e-mail, contacts, calendar, photos (Gallery) and ... ...

Source: news.thomasnet.com --- 24 days ago
Available in 160, 250, and 320 GB storage capacities, Essential TravelDrive(TM) is based on 2.5 in. HDD technology and allows mobile users to safeguard and share Data. USB interface ensures compatibility with Mac and PC desktops/laptops while also eliminating need for additional power source. Ergonomic drive also comes with backup software and features blue, flashing LED Data transfer display. This story is related to the following: Computer Hardware and Peripherals Search for suppliers of: Data Storage Products | Hard Disk Drives ...

Source: news.zdnet.co.uk --- 31 days ago
Europe should consider Sharing vast amounts of information on its citizens with the US, according to a high-level confidential report by six countries' ministers ...

Source: securitywireweekly.blogs.techtarget.com --- 3 days ago
Security researcher Gadi Evron is revitalizing the Botnets mailing list to get researchers to share more raw Data with the security community. Evron says information Sharing is the key to reducing cybercrime. ...

Source: www.startribune.com --- 4 days ago
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Source: www.medicalnewstoday.com --- 4 days ago
Academic health centers (AHCs) have a critical role in enabling, encouraging, and rewarding the Sharing of biomedical research Data, say a team of academics in this week's PLoS Medicine. "The leaders of medical schools and academic-affiliated hospitals," they say "can play a unique role in supporting this transformation of the research enterprise. ...

Source: planet.creativecommons.org --- 4 days ago
PLoS Medicine today published a new paper that provides useful guidelines for people at academic health centers seeking to support scientific Data Sharing. The paper, Towards a Data Sharing Culture: Recommendations for Leadership from Academic Health Centers, discusses both the enormous benefits and the obstacles to forging a research culture that fosters Data Sharing, and outlines practical steps people can take to set the process in motion. Here’s an excerpt summarizing the paper’s recommendations: Recommendations for Academic Health Centers to Encourage Data Sharing Commit to Sharing research Data as openly as possible, given privacy constraints. Streamline IRB, technology transfer, and information technology policies and procedures accordingly. Recognize Data Sharing contributions in hiring and promotion decisions, perhaps as a bonus to a publication’s impact factor. Use concrete metrics when available. Educate trainees and current investigators on responsible Data Sharing and reuse practices through class work, mentorship, and professional development. Promote a framework for deciding upon appropriate Data Sharing mechanisms. Encourage Data Sharing practices as part of publication policies. Lobby for explicit and enforceable policies in journal and conference instructions, to both authors and peer reviewers. Encourage Data Sharing plans as part of funding policies. Lobby for appropriate Data Sharing requirements by funders, and rec ...

Source: www.vnunet.com --- 25 days ago
Andrea-Marie Vassou, Computeract!ve , Wednesday 13 August 2008 at 14:09:00 AOL launches campaign to raise awareness People are willingly giving away personal details online despite the growing awareness of identity theft, AOL has found. In a survey of 1,000 people the internet service provider (ISP) found... ...

Source: www.streetinsider.com --- 25 days ago
Visit StreetInsider.com at http://www.streetinsider.com/Press+Releases/Lockheed+Martin+to+Develop+Data+Sharing+Technologies+for+Office+of+Naval+Research/3908714.html for the full story. ...

Source: apb.directionsmag.com --- 18 days ago
The Cass County commissioners said "no" to the Indiana Geological Survey in response to a request for access to its parcel Data. The article confuses me since at one point it says it'll cost $7000/year for the county to pay for the Web software: "for setting up and maintaining the Web-based technology." A grant would cover two years. At another point the article says the state wants a copy. "It is always the citizens of your county who own that information," [State GIO Jim] Sparks said. "We're asking for a copy of it." The former implies (to me) the county serving up its own Data (that would have a cost). The latter implies (to me) the state would take a copy (which would have a limited, if small, cost). From what I read at the IndianaMap site actual copies of the vector Data are hosted at the The Indiana Geological Survey, so it is a copy. The "Web-based technology" is elsewhere described as "Data transfer technology." The unfortunate part of this story (and many parallel ones) is that it's still tough to convince the Data providers of the benefit of Sharing. - Pharos-Tribune via TMCNet ...