Daily Links 6/12/2013: SAP gets favorable results from hearing on Versata case

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SAP Becomes First To Test New Patent Rules In The America Invents Act, Gets Window Of Hope In $345M Versata Case (TechCrunch)

HANA puts SAP at risk of being a modern tech vendor with aging business apps (Computerworld UK)

Wringing administrative costs from health care (Philly.com)
On Philly-based InstaMed.

GE Healthcare to spend $2 billion on software development (ZDNet)

MeetMe Completes Rollout of Native Advertising to MeetMe Mobile Feed
Larger In-Stream Advertising Units Commanding 150 Percent Higher CPMs Than Traditional Mobile Banners (Business Wire)

NJ Transit to vote on Wi-Fi plan from Cablevision (AP via News 12 Long Island)

If Amazon Beats IBM For CIA Cloud Deal, It Could Shake Up A Whole New Market (Business Insider)

Reports: Clearwire Set to Back Dish Bid (Fox Business)


Rosetta Leverages IBM Business Partner Programs, Publicis Network to Drive Global Commerce Innovation (PR Newswire)

Kenandy raises $33M for cloud-based management (Silicon Valley Business Journal)
Runs on Force.com platform; Salesforce an investor.



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Two visions of the future of Healthcare IT; John Glaser and Agent Smith of "The Matrix"

First, John Glaser, PhD, CEO of Malvern-based Siemens Healthcare, Health Services, and an acknowledged industry visionary, gives a 3 minute presentation at this past winter's HIMSS Conference in New Orleans on the future of the Electronic Health Record. Glaser sees the EHR moving from being largely a transactional record to becoming an "intelligent" record.







GE Healthcare came up with this curious commercial using Agent Smith (Hugo Weaving) of "The Matrix" fame. The result is rather odd but perhaps strangely effective.








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