Curation in the Small: Personal Event Networks and Getting Things Done
As enterprises become more social they will necessarily start to give customers access to information that allows them to curate their own interactions with myriad systems and services. Building systems that use and respond to this information will greatly enhance how we interact with service providers. Personal event networks can play a role in making the interoperability and orchestration of these system scalable and affordable.
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When the 20th Century Meets the 21st: Health Information Exchanges
Yesterday, Utah announced a statewide health information network called the Clinical Health Information Exchange. The system is run by UHIN, a quasi-public entity that has long run a health information network in the state that has been used to link payers and payees. Extending their reach into clinical information is a natural and will be a great thing if it comes to pass. From their "About Us" page: The goal of the cHIE is to improve the quality of care you receive by increasing efficiency and maintaining patient safety. This is accomplished by enabling healthcare professionals to be better
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