Tech Decisions March 2009

Features

  • Consent of the Governed

    "People think of governance as policing, but it's really a support mechanism," says Michael Kronenwetter, vice president of technology management at Pennsylvania-based health insurer Highmark. "We bel

  • Panning for Gold

    Today's prospectors aren't searching for gold or silver--they are sorting through streams of information for untapped intelligence lost inside a carrier's database that can be turned into actionable in

Columns Editor's Note

  • Here We Go Again

    My career in publishing began at a national consumer magazine for executive women, when the MBA rode high in corporate America. I remember articles we published about the tension between the generatio

Columns Inside Track

  • The Path to SOA Wizardry

    A severe storm flung Dorothy and her dog, Toto, into a strange and unfamiliar world. Glinda, the good witch of the North, told Dorothy the wonderful Wizard of Oz could get her back home. Glinda advise

Columns Trends & Tech

  • Going Green?

    I first started noticing the little "green" appends to e-mail signatures about two years ago. You've all seen them: "Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail." I found them amusing

Columns Stats Watch

Departments Industry Intelligence

Departments Business Solutions

Departments Top Tech

  • Service Oriented

    When Mark Franklin "Frank" Jackson first entered the healthcare insurance industry as an IT consultant in the early 1990s, he quickly recognized the enormous potential technology had in helping busine

News

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    My career in publishing began at a national consumer magazine for executive women, when the MBA rode high in corporate America. I remember articles we published about the tension between the

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