Mobile Big Data Cloud Computing

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Mobile Big Data Cloud Computing sounds like a buzzword bingo winning mouthful, but as a headline term it’s probably the best snapshot of what today’s CIOs need to get their head around in terms of technologies today and in the future.

Mobile Computing in Clinical Scenarios

With this in mind there is some excellent reference material for exactly this one sitting objective, published from the Canadian healthcare standards organization, Canada Health Infoway.

Their Emerging Technology series has now published three great white papers, which actually as a series address this content agenda, where they cover:

Introduction to Cloud Computing for Healthcare
Big Data Analytics for Healthcare
Mobile Cloud Computing

Read all three and you will give yourself a comprehensive, and cutting edge, overview of this broad topic.

The primary goal of the non-profit industry association I am founding there called the CCN (Canada Cloud Network), is to act simply as a showcase catalog of Cloud best practices and innovations, happening in Canada. This is easy to do with such high quality materials like this.

Workforce 2.0 – Blueprint for a modern public sector

Hand in hand with deploying these platforms is how they also simultaneously enable better working practices, such as enabling more staff mobility and work from home programs.

Another high profile Canadian initiative helps define this scenario, the Canadian Governments future-looking Blueprint 2020, where they describe one big improvement in the public sector is achieving a “Workforce 2.0″ capability:

“Enhanced ability to leverage Workplace 2.0 to enable remote work, networking and teamwork in a wireless environment.”

Meet Good Technology – Mobile Cloud specialists

As part of our activities we also showcase sponsoring vendors, such as Good Technology.

The CHI documents define a broad and deep spectrum of adoption considerations for mobile technologies, such as:

Organizational governance to best control and enable the adoption of mobile technologies
This would regulate technology aspects, like MDM – Mobile Device Management
How tools like the HIMSS Mobile Security Toolkit can help personalize mobile security to the requirements of Healthcare
Protecting against device loss and theft, app privacy, data leakage and malware attacks

Good technology provide a raft of capabilities and solutions in these areas .

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