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In the midst of the global pandemic, we have yet to address critical issues regarding the drug supply chain, which continues to be an integral part of healthcare deliv… Continue reading The Future of the Medication Supply Chain: Technology’s Crucial Role – Upcoming Webcast
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With so many ways to communicate and collaborate within Microsoft 365, how does the concept of an Intranet, or central portal, fit into the Healthcare landscape… Continue reading Evolving Intranet with Withum: Upcoming CollabCast
Learn why Kurt John of Siemens USA sees continued migration to the cloud as inevitable across industries.
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Claire Bonaci On this episode, I welcome Kelly Robke and Toni Thomas, the newest members through our Microsoft health and life sciences industry team. Toni is our US chief patient experience officer. And Kelly is our US chief nursing officer, bo… Continue reading Meet the newest members of the US Health and Life Sciences Industry Executive team
This year’s release of .NET happened a few weeks ago with .NET 5. (Core is gone from the name now.) I have some sample code that works as sort of a boilerplate to verify basic functionality without containing anything fancy. One of those is a web app w… Continue reading Migrating Azure AD B2C integration going from .NET Core 3.1 to .NET 5
There are few slam dunks in life, but it seems like a good bet when you pair a global icon like LeBron James with a campaign to inspire more interest in computer science.
Video games are enormously popular all over the world, as is basketball. While
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Digital skilling has taken center stage in 2020 – and as the importance of well-rounded, at-home learning has grown, this will continue to shape culture and education in the year ahead. The World Economic Forum predicts 77 percent of jobs in the next decade will be in technology, with creativity among the top skills sought by employers. As…
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