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	Sharky: Sometimes you just can't leave Visiting hours are over at the hospital where this pilot fish's wife is a patient, so it's time for him to go -- but only if the building automation lets him. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Comcast The Telemedicine Revolution: Patients Can't Wait Ethernet is gaining traction in health networks thanks to network simplicity, high bandwidth capacity, scalable service provisioning, and significant savings in capital investments. Comcast Ethernet permits vast quantities of data to move securely, accurately and quickly. View Now In this Issue Preston Gralla: Can a top ex-Microsoft exec finish the job of fixing HealthCare.gov? Former Microsoft exec to head HealthCare.gov effort WHITE PAPER: Innotas Escape Plan: Clear the Chaos of Healthcare IT Learn to efficiently manage complex projects such as major system implementations; increase accountability across projects; and gain full visibility into IT programs to achieve strategic alignment within the business. Download the free eBook and get started now. Read Now Preston Gralla: Can a top ex-Microsoft exec finish the job of fixing HealthCare.gov? Kurt DelBene, former head of Microsoft's Office division was just named top honcho of the problematic HealthCare.gov site. Based on what he did at Microsoft, does he have what it takes to fix it? Read More   Former Microsoft exec to head HealthCare.gov effort   Kurt DelBene, the retired president of Microsoft's Office Division, will take over the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' insurance shopping site, HealthCare.gov. Read More
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