Drexel U president Papadakis dies, had lung cancer (Associated Press via Philly.com)

Health Care Industry Moves Slowly Onto the Internet (New York Times: Bits)

NextGen Healthcare Unveils New Subscription-Based, SaaS Delivery Model (Business Wire)

Siemens Enhances Knowledge-Driven Solutions to Support Provider Quality of Care Initiatives (PR Newswire)

The code word at HIMSS 2009 is interoperability (ZDNet Healthcare)

Google, Microsoft Announce New Health Partners (paidContent)

Almac Group Uses HP Software to Bring New Drugs to Market Faster (Business Wire)

gsi interactive Expands Digital Agency Footprint with Acquisition of West Coast-Based Silverlign (PR Newswire via Philly.com)

Comcast Spotlight Integrates Sales and Marketing Teams (Business Wire)

Struggling with supersized storage
Shrinking budgets and swelling data demands send IT managers on a search for more efficient storage.
(Computerworld)
On Tasty Baking's data storage strategy.

Acorn Energy, Inc. Announces Year End Results (PR Newswire)

Kenexa Partners With R&J Management Consultants to Form Shanghai Kenexa
Joint Venture Expands Kenexa's Footprint in Chinese Market
(Marketwire)

Bethlehem technology center planned for LVIP may instead be built in the South Side commercial district (Easton Express-Times)



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Philly Tech Events



IBM Jilts Sun

I.B.M. Withdraws $7 Billion Offer for Sun Microsystems (New York Times)


Kind of a surprise, I guess. Wonder what Sun does now?
Sun recently announced 24 layoffs in King of Prussia.


Cable Is Building Apps for Your TV — Slowly (New York Times: Bits)

MEDecision offers a show of force for HIMSS09 (Healthcare IT News)

Pharma dollars shifting to digital
(DM News)

ECM Vendors Throw in the Towel at Philadelphia Summit
Top Content Management Suppliers Tell Customers to Give Up
(PR Web)


Tyco Electronics Named Pennsylvania's Technology Company of the Year (PR Newswire)
Since the beginning of 2008, Tyco Electronics has lost more than two thirds of its market value and announced layoffs in
excess of 20,000 employees.

How CoffeeForLess.com perks up fulfillment service for less cost (Internet Retailer)


Comcast E-mail Outage Sparks Twitter Updates Galore (PC World)


CardioNet to buy Biotel, enter clinical research (Mobile Health News)

SAP AG completes successful private placement transaction (The Financial)

Ulticom Announces Special Cash Dividend; Provides Update on Financial Statement Completion (Marketwire)


Sorry I haven't posted too much during the past week, since I've been traveling and have just been running out of time. Among other things, I covered the Cable Show in DC, The AIIM Expo at the PA Convention Center, and the Entrepreneur Expo at the Science Center. Should be getting back up to speed tomorrow. Today my focus is on the basketball.


CABLESHOW-Execs say cable TV shows on web not a threat (Reuters)

Comcast’s OnDemand Reaches 11 Billion Views, Nearly Twice The Number Of iTunes Music Downloads (TechCrunch)

Will Comcast Finally Buy Sprint? (Silicon Alley Insider: Business Insider)

IMS Health stays well in iffy economy (Greenwich Time)