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New IBM analytics software helps doctors transition to predictive healthcare

IBM today unveiled Patient Care and Insights, new analytics software based on innovations from IBM Labs that helps healthcare organizations improve patient care and lower operational costs by considering the specific health history of each individual patient. The IBM solution provides the core capabilities for devising predictive models of various health conditions that can be used to identify early intervention opportunities to improve the patient’s outlook by minimizing or avoiding potential health problems.
23 Oct 2012
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Insights on Defensible Disposal: You can't keep all your data forever.

To make defensible disposal possible, organizations like the Compliance, Governance and Oversight Counsel (CGOC) are bringing together legal, compliance, records, business and IT stakeholders from top global organizations to establish standards and improve supply-and-demand practices and mature lifecycle processes. This effort is already helping companies curb storage growth and cut costs, increase e-discovery efficiency, and ensure that regulatory obligations for information are satisfied.
17 Jul 2012
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IBM launches new mobile collaboration platform, integrates big data search and analytics

“Another mobile content collaboration platform? Big Deal! Except this is from IBM, and while we know that IBM does collaboration quite well already, the difference with the newly released IBM Content Navigator is that it also integrates with its data analytics and Big Data capabilities, making it a pretty formidable tool for workers on the road.” – CMS Wire
21 Jun 2012
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IBM puts business content in motion for mobile workforce, speeds access to big data through mobile devices

IBM today introduced new software that helps employees tap into the broadest range of business information to do their jobs more effectively from their desktops, mobile phones and tablets.
20 Jun 2012
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IBM wants to speed up access to big data on mobile devices

“Naturally, IBM’s new software has a big data twist. As usual with mobile, cloud-based platforms, the Content Navigator is designed to give employees access to relevant data anywhere, anytime.” - ZDNet
20 Jun 2012
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ECM: solutions for diverse content

KMWorld Magazine writes about the growth of data and how content access is evolving to take into account the explosion in social technologies, including wikis, blogs and videos.
28 May 2012
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Data analytics driving medical breakthroughs

Neonatal intensive care unit at Toronto's Hospital is working to use analytics to predict more accurately than ever before which premature babies are at most risk for disease and infection. This story focusses on healthcare and analytics, communicating how IBM is having a strong impact on the health care community, and ultimately improving care for patients.
05 Apr 2012
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Analytics and the future of healthcare

Healthcare will be a hot topic during the 2012 U.S. presidential campaign as the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act signed into law by President Barack Obama nearly two years ago is attacked or defended by the respective candidates and their surrogates. However, no matter who wins the White House this year, the U.S. healthcare system will be reformed, and more likely transformed, in the near future, and analytics is certain to play a leading role in that transformation.
30 Jan 2012
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Big data delivers deep views of patients for better care

Big Data has arrived at Seton Health Care Family, fortunately accompanied by an analytics tool that will help deal with the complexity of more than two million patient contacts a year.
20 Jan 2012
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Hospitals make healthy IT investments

Baseline magazine features ECM customer Seton Healthcare Family and IBM's Content and Predictive Analytics (ICPA) solution.
19 Jan 2012

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