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This post is inspired by Oxford Researchers List Top 10 Most Annoying Phrases and Wayne and Garth. I thought and thought but still came up two short…please…help me out with the last two annoying tech phrases, please add. 10. No, no move your mouse to the left (or right or anywhere “Back-seat computer driving”) 9. […]
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Leave a Comment (13) →Ok, I do not want to be political on this blog since today is election day in the US. Really, I don’t care who you vote for (just vote) but no matter who you want to vote for…check out this video. The technique is really awesome. It embeds the name of any person into the […]
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Leave a Comment (4) →I was doing some research for a presentation titled “Overcoming Resistance to Incorporating Technology Into the Hospital Environment” that I am giving shortly (today) and uncovered some really interesting information. First, getting Doctors to use new technology is a big deal and hard to do. Thus a large number of articles in medical journals are […]
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Leave a Comment (1) →Following are three different segments designed to get you thinking–over the long weekend here in the states–about the evolution of training/teaching or lack there of. Number One:Here is one man’s interpretation: “Evolution of Dance.”(very funny) Here is one man’s interpretation: “Evolution of Training/Teaching” (Thanks to Mike Qaissaunee) (not so funny) Number Two This next one […]
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Leave a Comment (1) →Recently, I got my hands on IBM’s Global Innovation Outlook 2.0 report. You want to do the same. In fact, you may want to check out a number of reports and ideas flowing at the IBM Innovation Web site. But getting back to the Global Innovation Outlook 2.0 report. The report is well written and […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →The ideas and concepts of the widely popular movie The Matrix are closer than many people think. An article at MSNBC.com indicates that in many ways and with many technologies we are getting closer and closer to entering The Matrix….a world where computer generated images are indistinguishable from physical objects and computers interact with humans […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Over at ComputerWorld, an article titled Gartner’s top 10 strategic technologies for 2008:Whether you incorporate these technologies or not, they’re not going away, the research firm says Here are three items from the list: Green IT–I don’t view this as too much of a stretch…you want to catch attention now a days, add green infront […]
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