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California CIO Teri Takai Discusses Her Approach to New Post



May 6, 2008 By

and cause lasting pain for patients.

7. Electronic Health Records: Can Microsoft and Google Help?

As Congress and doctors dither on electronic health records, industry heavyweights unveil another - more personal - option.

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Four myths keep government from delivering a better customer experience.

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Minneapolis bridge collapse spurs monitoring innovations.

 

 


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