• Is Raju the driving force behind health services firm? - Times of India

    Is Raju the driving force behind health services firm? - Times of India
    Is Raju the driving force behind health services firm?
    Times of India
    "From what I gather, the idea is to launch a fleet of three and two-wheeler ambulances that can reach an accident site faster and provide basic aid at the spot," a senior IT executive who was recently approached for a top post with the firm, elaborated ...
  • June 2104 in review: Big stories from big data - ITWorld Canada

    June 2104 in review: Big stories from big data - ITWorld Canada
    June 2104 in review: Big stories from big data
    ITWorld Canada
    Department IT executive Jim Tom said expectations have to be managed. “The path from getting the information and affecting real change (in health care) is a long path. It's not six months,” Jim Tom told the conference. “You have to talk about ...
  • Why Google Should Leave Europe

    Why Google Should Leave Europe
    Spanish lawmakers did something dumb this week. They passed a new law that forces Google to pay news publishers a fee for sending valuable, monetizable content from Google News to their sites.
    Lobbied by the Spanish Newspaper Publishers' Association (AEDE), the government determined that the summaries and thumbnail photos that accompany links in Google News constitute an infringement of copyright. Therefore, they argued, Google should pay the copyright holders for it.
    Because Google doesn't
  • Facebook Stops Using Bing Search Technology

    Facebook Stops Using Bing Search Technology
    Facebook has stopped using Microsoft Bing to power searches via its social network, ending a partnership that spanned almost two years.
    What isn’t clear, however, is who broke up with whom.
    In January 2013, Facebook launched Graph Search, a search bar at the top of each Facebook page. Type in “friends who live in San Francisco,” and you’ll receive a list of friends (and potential friends) who live in the city. Before now, however, if you typed in a mundane term like “baseball,” F
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