It would seem to list all of the main items / section from the book but I am not sure what the intent is – I think he is offering training, either way it is an interesting reference. Obviously it does not contain all of the references needed so the book is still required! http://pmdistilled.wordpress.com/
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After visiting the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum recently I realized how much I enjoyed Museums, the buildings, the work, beauty and wonder. I had my kids with me and to them it was a wonderful adventure with never ending visual delight, and for me I saw the collection again (some I had never noticed before) through their eyes. Hospitals are under pressure to implement electronic health records (EHR), Health Information Exchanges (HIE) and computerized physician order entry (CPOE) systems. Some of the best opportunities will come from Integrated Delivery Systems (IDS), essentially networks of health care organizations under a single parent organization that can combine payers and providers. Says Scott Lundstrom, vice president of research for IDC Health Insights Lundstorm also add – “Any hospital that isn’t in economic distress right now is investing heavily in IT, starting at the data center and application rationalizing, virtualization and data center consolidation are leading the way for projects” Read more … IDC: Health Care Most Attractive IT Solution Provider Opportunity. Google gives Chrome to Samsung and Acer to keep afloat their hopes in the portal hardware space. The dark ‘Cloud’ that is hanging over their heads is forcing these players to rush to market with yet another laptop – sorry CHROME-BOOK. With offerings that support WiFi and 3G capability they will rain down on the marketplace mid June (Best Buy and Amazon.com in the US) with the Samsung version ($429 and $499 respectably) and Acer’s WiFi offering coming in at $349. Chrome Executives are making a play for Microsoft and the Apple with their cloud offering but you have to ask – when will Steve Jobs make the cloud Cool and then the masses will follow. Chrome OS Notebooks from Samsung, Acer Steal the Show at Google I/O – Cloud Computing – News. Research In Motion Ltd. said its BlackBerry PlayBook tablet computer will go on sale in the U.S. on April 19 through retailers including Best Buy Co., as it seeks to compete with Apple Inc.’s iPad. A version with 16 gigabytes of memory will cost $499, a 32- gigabyte model will retail for $599 and a version with 64 gigabytes will cost $699, RIM and Best Buy said today in a statement. Richfield, Minnesota-based Best Buy said it will start accepting orders today.
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IDC Report: Health Care Most Attractive IT Solution Provider Opportunity
Guide to Dublin pubs
The Belfast Telegraph’s new iPad app – take a sneak peek
Heartland Robotics | Designing and Building Next-Generation Industrial Robots
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LinkedIn Rockets To $4 Billion Valuation – here we go again. I hope we learnt something from the last time.
Chrome OS Notebooks from Samsung, Acer Steal the Show at Google I/O – Cloud Computing – News
RIM to Sell PlayBook Tablet April 19, Taking on Apple’s IPad – Businessweek