• Verizon integrates Apple Health for telehealth

    Verizon integrates Apple Health for telehealth
    The pandemic accelerated digital transformation in most parts of life, including in healthcare, where patients and doctors have become used to remote consultations.This is wind under the wings of digital healthcare providers, with Verizon now grasping the chance to work more closely with Apple.Verizon Bluejeans integrates Apple Health
    Verizon’s BlueJeans Telehealth subsidiary has announced a new integration with Apple Health that lets patients share their health data with healthcare
  • Salesforce builds out its Health Cloud with remote patient monitoring tool

    Salesforce builds out its Health Cloud with remote patient monitoring tool
    Salesforce has added several new features to its Health Cloud service, including a remote patient monitoring dashboard and self-service appointment management tool, as it bolsters its focus on the healthcare sector.Salesforce launched its industry-specific cloud in 2015 to help healthcare providers engage more effectively with patients and accelerate digital transformation plans in a sector that has often been slow to adopt new technologies. Built on Salesforce’s Service Cloud, the H
  • What's in the latest Firefox update? 91 nixes more cookies, gives nod to HTTPS by default

    What's in the latest Firefox update? 91 nixes more cookies, gives nod to HTTPS by default
    Mozilla on Tuesday refreshed Firefox to version 91, enhancing its cookie-clearing to more thoroughly scrub the browser of trackers, and beginning to make the HTTPS-only setting the default, starting with Private Windows.The organization's security engineers also patched 11 vulnerabilities, eight tagged as "High," Firefox's second-most-serious label. Two of the flaws were found only in the Linux edition of the browser, while another existed in the Android version only.Firefox 91 can be downloade
  • Old-fashioned business travel is dead (but don't blame the pandemic)

    Old-fashioned business travel is dead (but don't blame the pandemic)
    Everyone knows that business travel nearly stopped during the pandemic. But not everyone agrees about what happens next.Hotels and airlines are optimistic, saying it's only a matter of time before the sector comes roaring back to its former glory. Former Microsoft CEO Bill Gates splits the difference, saying business travel will come back but stay at only 50% of its former strength.Sorry, hospitality industry: Gates is right. The Golden Age of wasteful spending on business travel is over.T
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