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CTIS Announces Transition of mPHR? from Google Health to Microsoft HealthVault

Posted in Collaboration Tools on 02/20/2012 09:41 pm by


CTIS Announces Transition of mPHR™ from Google Health to Microsoft HealthVault

(PRWEB) February 16, 2012

CTIS is pleased to announce the transition of mPHR™, its nomadic personal health record application, from Google Health™ to Microsoft HealthVault. CTIS has launched the mPHR 2 application using the Microsoft HealthVault platform following Google’s announcement about discontinuing Google Health. mPHR 2 provides an easy way for users to visualize the data within the HealthVault account through a connected iPhone, iPad and Android applications. Supported by the iOS and Android operating systems, mPHR 2 allows for a close real-time synchronization with the comprehensive wellness metrics found on the Microsoft HealthVault users’ account that tracks things such as blood pressure or caloric consumption or blood sugar or your heart rate, so the users tin maintain a diary of their progress in order to achieve their personal health goals.

Microsoft HealthVault is a platform contrive to put consumers in control of their health information. HealthVault enables users to store and share data among different health solutions and upload data from devices, openhanded consumers easy access to their health information. More than 80 devices—including blood pressure monitors, glucometers, oximeters, and pedometers—can connect to HealthVault in support of health and fitness tracking.

By connecting to HealthVault, CTIS’ mPHR 2 is positioned to add significant value to the health application market, enable users to manage their wellness by using a wide range of health metrics. CTIS’ Executive Vice President and Chief Innovation Officer, Mr. Mehul Shah says “We are extremely aroused at the possible to use mobile health to reduce costs, better outcomes and enhance quality. We hope this initial release will be a strong product for patients to realize these goals.”

With chronic disease patients in objected, mPHR 2 is uniquely design as the ane-stop-shop for finishing disease management tooled, ranging from a personalised health module displaying active aesculapian concerns to a dynamic graphical tool for tracking longitudinal changes in lab results. The interoperability of mPHR 2 allows individuals to provide input on how much of a particular medication is staying and automatically send warning messages to refill a prescription when the medication is running low.    

Since its release into the Apple store and Android marketplace, CTIS has been encouraged by the responsive acclaim that mPHR has received. This past year, mPHR was featured on iTunes AppStore Health & Fitness “What’s Hot” category. The mPHR application is currently a free download on the iTunes AppStore and Android marketplace.

CTIS is proud to be collaborating with Microsoft. For more information regarding mPHR 2 and other products offered by CTIS, please visit http://www.ctisinc.com.

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What is google wave? no comprendo. . .?

Posted in Collaboration Tools on 02/08/2012 09:38 pm by


Question by cassettes won’t listen: What is google wave? no comprendo. . .?
and please don’t give me the official definition of a “collaboration tool equal parts document and something else blah blah blah” because I really just don’t get it.please explain it to me like I’m your grandma or somethingone more thing: felicitous black friday!

Best answer:

Answer by John C
Google Wave is an online tool for real-time communication and collaboration. A wave can be both a conversation and a document where people can discuss and work together using richly formatted text, photos, videos, maps, and more



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How do you cite pictures from google?

Posted in Collaboration Tools on 12/26/2011 09:39 pm by


Question by meee(:: How do you cite pictures from google?
I want to cite these two pictures:http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.masternewmedia.org/images/online-collaboration_id318348_size485.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.masternewmedia.org/news/2008/06/03/online_collaboration_tools_new.htm&usg=__ktSiw2ca78M_oZpe86bsQrn1KDw=&h=364&w=485&sz=37&hl=en&start=2&itbs=1&tbnid=Ljq5OUQH_DYuMM:&tbnh=97&tbnw=129&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dschedule%2Ba%2Bmeeting%26hl%3Den%26gbv%3D2%26ie%3DUTF-8%26tbs%3Disch:1http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.ruf.rice.edu/~evolve/images/emailIcon.png&imgrefurl=http://www.ruf.rice.edu/~evolve/Sbees.html&usg=__8LRu4rWhqOPXHs0sJrSYViS11d0=&h=524&w=500&sz=125&hl=en&start=1&itbs=1&tbnid=K54gpxkURZVWuM:&tbnh=132&tbnw=126&prev=/images%3Fq%3Demail%26hl%3Den%26gbv%3D2%26tbs%3Disch:1I went to easybib.com and i clicked to cite a photograph and I didn’t know what to do from there because the pictures don’t have titles or publishers or anything of that.So how do i cite it, can you give me another website to go on and cite it?

Best answer:

Answer by JB
Use this form if you want mla. If you don’t know something just leave it blankhttp://citationmachine.net/index2.php?start=&reqstyleid=1&mode=form&reqsrcid=MLAWebImage&more=&nameCnt=1#



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Google AdWords management and reporting come to Raven Internet Marketing Tools

Posted in Collaboration Tools on 08/14/2011 09:39 pm by


Google AdWords management and reporting emanate to Raven Internet Marketing Tools

Raven Internet Marketing Tools

Nashville, TN (PRWEB) August 01, 2011

Raven Internet Marketing Tools steps into the advertising tools arena today with the release of a Google AdWords management and reporting system.

For years, Internet marketing agencies and consultants have relied on Raven to research, manage, monitor and report on SEO and social media campaigns. Today, as Raven releases advertising tools, even more agencies will be able to use one central platform for all of their Internet marketing campaigns.

With Raven’s new Google AdWords tools, customers can create or pause campaigns, monitor multiple accounts, set extensions and more. They can also access Google AdWords metrics to build fast, easy, comprehensive PDF reports for clients and managers. Raven’s goal was to streamline the often-complicated AdWords process, making collaboration easier for large teams and simplifying reporting.

“This closes the loop for many of Raven’s customers, who frequently inquiring for advertising reporting,” said Jon Henshaw, Raven’s co-founder and director of product innovation. “It provide everything they need to build a cohesive Internet marketing report for their clients and managers.”

Raven planning to qualified more advertising tools, based on customer feedback and market swerve.

“We want agencies to be able to use one single platform for all Internet marketing, including advertising,” Henshaw said. “We look forward to hearing what else agencies and professionals need in this area.”

This is the third major Internet marketing tool announcement from Raven in the past month. Raven developed and launched the free Schema Creator on July 14, 2011—already popular with web developers and SEOs—and added Keyword Opportunities and Content Opportunities tools for SEOs to its Internet marketing platform on July 18, 2011.

For more information about Raven’s new online advertising tools, see the Raven website and blog announcement.

About Raven Internet Marketing Tools
Raven Internet Marketing Tools online software assist agencies and in-house professionals quickly research, manage, monitor and report on SEO, social media, advertising and other Internet marketing campaigns. Its collaborative, multi-user features and fast, professional PDF reports make it the platform choice of thousands of online marketers worldwide. Raven Internet Marketing Tools, a privately held Nashville-based company, was founded in 2007.

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Q&A: What is the new Google tool that has just been released to beta that allows real time collaboration?

Posted in Collaboration Tools on 08/06/2011 09:42 pm by


Question by JanieA: What is the new Google tool that has just been released to beta that allows real time collaboration?


Best answer:

Answer by Jeff P
Google Wave.



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8 Tools That Every Social Media Writer Needs to Bookmark NOW

Posted in Internet And Businesses Online on 12/19/2010 08:43 pm by
Grace X Kang asked:




1. TweetDeck – TweetDeck allows you to pull up several Twitter search columns and search for several different phrases at once. If you’re a social media writer, you already understand the importance of Twitter for business marketing- this handy tool allows you to keep up with the entire Twitterverse from just one platform.

2. Google News – I used to search for collaboration news (as I work for a collaboration software company) by typing “Collaboration software” into the Google homepage. Bad idea. My results included advertisements, spam sites and any webpage that ever mentioned the phrase. Now, I use Google News each morning to check up on NEWS that’s important to me, and let Google do the spam and irrelevant search result filtering FOR me.

3. Facebook- Facebook recently reached its 300 million active members mark, there are currently 65 million Facebook users accessing the social platform from their mobile devices and more than 8 billion minutes are spent on Facebook worldwide each day. Need I say more? Facebook. Use it.

4. Blog – Blogging has evolved into a crucial corporate tool, as good company blogs keep customers or readers informed, updated and loyal to your business.

5. Digg- Digg brings the top breaking news of the web to you, so you don’t have to scour the Internet for hours on end, searching for interesting articles/sites relevant to your company. You can also publish your own articles to Digg! It is called the “Digg Effect” – write an informative and engaging article, Digg it and watch it go viral!

6. Delicious- At first I was skeptical about the importance of social bookmarking. Although it’s used by many for social networking, I simply find Delicious useful in bookmarking the sites which I find relevant to my company’s industry. Unlike bookmarking onto Firefox or Internet Explorer, you can access your Delicious bookmarks from any web browser, on any computer.

7. Google Analytics – Google Analytics will let you see who is following your website or blog, what pages they are viewing the most and how long they are spending on your site each time they visit. This proves useful in evaluating your articles and deciding whether or not you are effectively engaging readers’ interests.

8. A Good Collaboration Solution- I’ll throw in a plug here. As a social media writer, it’s imperative to stay organized and on top of things. I’m sure you’ve felt overwhelmed by the numerous web tools, social media sites and applications you need to log into each day. Using a collaboration software lets you condense all your important documents, articles, logins, bookmarks, projects and social media marketing campaigns into one online workspace. Don’t opt for just any free online tool, however- good collaboration tools should be intuitive, professional and affordable.

If you haven’t been doing so already as you read the article, bookmark each of these sites into your Delicious Bookmarks Folder or Firefox Toolbar now! And bookmark this article while you’re at it- you never know when you might need to share these tips with your coworkers or friends.

Sherry
 

Collaboration + eCommerce – Tip # 32 – Buy and Sell Services Online

Posted in People on 08/09/2010 01:48 am by
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Tip # 32 Collaboration with Customers and collaborating with trading partners, consultants and contractors are great ways to reduce costs, improve profitability, increase customer service and reduce project risks considerably. Tools such as google docs and microsoft sharepoint, and others bring trading partners, staff, contractors and customers into one environment to share information, collaborate and stay on the same page. Project management using collaboration tools reduces not productive time, increases speed for information exchanges and shares information transparently. Visit www.bizdrive.biz for the very very best collaboration and ecommerce combination on the market. Sell services and grow your service business on our service marketplace. Astound your customers by using our service delivery tool – biz.gigs – to deliver exactly what you said you would – and exceed their expectationion everytime! Collaboration using biz.gigs gives protects privacy, is secure, enables restricted access to certain information, different resources have different abilities. Management reports, shared calendaring, automated task alerts, instant updates, completion updates and more – make doing business online a snap.

Sharon

 

IDS Online Collaborative Tools

Posted in Tech on 04/25/2010 10:13 pm by
rybruscoe asked:


www.the-ids.com Ry Bruscoe from the International Design Studio discusses and demonstrates the web-based collaboration tools available through the IDS website. These are some of the tools talked about in this video: Project Fork – Full features project management interface. We can create projects, track time, share files, schedule task, assign tasks, make milestone, set deadlines and much more with this software. Picasa – Web Albums are now integrated directly into this part of the site. No need to sign into the Picasa account. It can all be access directly from the IDS site. You can still use Picasa software locally on your computer picasa.google.com Shout Box – Integrated live Chat feature webex – Web meeting software with the following features: Share documents, presentations, and applications. www.webex.com • Pass control to anyone in the meeting. • Include video from up to 6 webcams. • Use integrated voip or dial-in conferencing. Social Networking – Members will be able to add a profile and their portfolios.

Andre

 

Living The Digital Life: Google Documents

Posted in Howto on 03/10/2010 04:49 pm by
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August 2007 Living The Digital Life: Google Documents Technical Sales Assistants at UC Berkeley’s Campus Computer Store, The Scholar’s Workstation discuss Web Applications with UC Berkeley retired faculty and staff. If you’ve ever struggled to keep track of different versions of spreadsheet or word processor files sent over email, Google Docs & Spreadsheets may be right for you. Google Docs & Spreadsheets is a free web-based word processing and spreadsheet program that keeps documents current and lets the people you choose update files from their own computers. You can, for example, coordinate your student group’s homework assignments, access your family to-do list from work or home, or collaborate with remote colleagues on a new business plan. Take a tour of Google Documents: www.google.com Visit your Campus Computer Store: The Scholar’s Workstation tsw.berkeley.edu Running Time 8’48″ (c) 2007 UC Regents

Shannon

 

Internet Scale Identity, Collaboration, and Higher Education

Posted in Howto on 01/01/2010 01:47 pm by
GoogleTechTalks asked:


Google Tech Talks September, 19 2007 ABSTRACT Two of the most active areas of development on the Internet are the rise of Internet identity, in several approaches, and the bloom of collaboration tools such as wikis, on-line conferencing, Web 2.0 tools, and social nets. Internet scale identity is advancing rapidly in two directions – federated identity (ala SAML, etc) and user-centric identity (ala openid, etc) and offers some interesting opportunities for the integration of these approaches. In the collaboration tool space, the limited confines of individual social networks and the need for management across a suite of tools is driving the need for better integration as well. Higher Education…

Rebecca

 
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