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WEBINAR: The Right Medicine. Mobile Solutions for Healthcare.
Wednesday June 12, 2013
2:00PM ET/ 11:00AM PT
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To remain competitive today, healthcare organizations must deliver quality care, control rising costs, improve patient safety, and increase efficiency and employee productivity. This is why healthcare providers, large and small, are fast employing Enterprise Mobility (EM) solutions to connect the most vital parts of their organizations

In this webinar, join leading experts from SAP and Symphony Teleca, and hear them describe how Enterprise Mobility is changing the way organizations deliver high quality and cost-effective healthcare. Hear real world advice and see demos from practitioners that have designed, built and managed Enterprise Mobility solutions that securely deliver critical services to organizations that themselves have tens of thousands of mobile users.

What attendees will learn:

What the key success factors are when delivering Enterprise Mobility into large, complex healthcare organizations
What common Enterprise Mobility mistakes are made and how to avoid them
How to navigate the architecture of an Enterprise Mobility solution for healthcare
How to put patients and healthcare professionals first without putting at risk security and compliance
The impact of BYOD, and how to deal with it in a way that makes sense

From The Expert Corner

May 22, 2013

Goldman Sachs Invests in Renewable Energy in Japan

By Robbie Pleasant TMCnet Contributor

If you’re looking for investments to make, you might want to take a look at what Goldman Sachs is considering. The group has announced plans to invest in Japanese renewable energy projects, which are designed to further gain and utilize electricity from solar and wind-powered generators.

Renewable energy has been gaining more attention from investors as of late, and Japan is likely to soon become the world’s second-largest solar market, just behind China. Solar installations are expected to reach a range from 6.1 to 9.4 gigawatts in 2013, making it a prime location for solar energy investment and research. As such, Goldman Sachs has decided to invest up to 50 billion yen (approximately $487 million) over the next five years, with an additional 250 billion yen of bank loans and project financing to further assist. Read More

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