Friday | 9 January, 2009
Stories about: NSW Health
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The low-down on Open Source Law 25/06/2008 08:58:35
Open Source Law founder, Brendan Scott, discusses the legal implications of FOSS in Australian government and enterprise organisations. - +
NSW Health nurses data warehouse, wins award 13/06/2008 08:00:48
The New South Wales' Department of Health was recently named a laureate of the 21st Century Achievement awards for improving the performance of its critical healthcare information system and data warehouse. - +
Aussies worth watching 02/06/2008 10:42:43
The spotlight this week falls on Superconnect, Task Retail Technology, Innovative Technology Services, @mail, Meridian Health Informatics, and Roam Interactive - +
Rich Computing the sixth purchase in S Central spending spree 16/11/2007 09:54:29
Australian IT infrastructure services company S Central has acquired Rich Computing to expand its offerings into the health and financial services sectors. - +
Cancer institute looks to Web IT 15/08/2007 11:49:55
The Cancer Institute NSW will deploy a Web-based data management application to facilitate the dissemination of information to internal staff and external stakeholders. - +
NSW e-health records system gathers pace 29/05/2007 11:13:49
Nearly three years after NSW Health started to prototype its new electronic health records system, over 9000 people are now using the application, which is integrated into similar online services. - +
NSW Health starts spam treatment 10/05/2006 15:33:34
The NSW Department of Health has purchased antispam and antivirus software to help prevent spam from draining its resources. - +
NSW Health standardizes on Microsoft 13/04/2006 10:45:40
NSW Health has announced a three-year deal to standardize all desktops, servers and core infrastructure within local and state health outlets on Microsoft gear. - +
Computerworld Live Podcast #38: NSW Health audit exposes supply chain problems / Internet browsers to improve online security / War driving exposes corporate networks 29/11/2005 12:16:37
A NSW Health audit exposes a litany of supply chain problems. Developers of four of the most widely used Internet browsers announce plans to improve online security. War driving research exposes Australian cities. And Microsoft is herding customers to 64-bit platforms. - +
Life sentence for NSW Health's e-catalogue project 25/11/2005 12:11:00
The NSW Department of Health has spent 15 years struggling to develop an electronic purchasing catalogue that is still nowhere near completion. - +
Stalled electronic records frustrate IT health sector vendors 09/06/2005 07:46:13
Government inaction on on the implementation of a national electronic records system continues to frustrate IT health suppliers.
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