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The Secret to Kaiser Permanente’s Sustainable Mobile Strategy

Healthcare CIOs know mobile is important to their customers. Phil Fasano, CIO of Kaiser Permanente, took a slow-but-steady mobile approach and is seeing big results since its new site and apps launched.

Can Watson, IBM’s Supercomputer, Cure Cancer?

WellPoint and Cedars-Sinai are putting Big Blue's supercomputer Watson to the test in pilots targeting cancer treatment and improved EMRs.

Pricey VISO 1 Dock Lifts Your iPod, iPhone Audio Experience to New Highs

The $930 NAD VISO 1 speaker dock for iPhone, iPod and other mobile devices uses Bluetooth wireless technology to provide impressive music playback, and it's especially well suited for bass-heavy tunes and other audio.

Dell Enables Women, Creates Unique Mobile Opportunities

At its annual analyst meeting, Dell showcased efforts to promote innovative niche technologies and efforts to promote women in the male-dominated IT sector. CIO.com columnist Rob Enderle explains why this isn't your father's PC maker.

Critics and Supporters Respond as House Clears CISPA Cybersecurity Bill

Privacy concerns remain after the U.S. House of Representatives passes bipartisan bill to provide for streamlined information sharing among businesses and government agencies.

Texas Supermarket Stocks Up on iPhones, Mobile Apps

Texas grocery store chain United Supermarkets starts down the iPhone trail with a mobile workforce management app that simplifies communication and keeps shift schedules under control. But this Lone Star chain has only begun circling the mobile wagon

Don’t Be Afraid of Using Consumer Apps for Your Business

Security Experts Warn of Cyber Threats From Iran

Cyber experts press for greater efforts on the part of civilian and military agencies to address threats from Iran, warning a joint House subcommittee that the Islamic Republic continues to expand its cyber arsenal.

Google Asks for Special Leave to Appeal in Australia Adwords Case

Google lost an appeal against Australia's consumer watchdog, which accused the company of deceptive advertising practices

Buying a New PC? Wait Until Windows 8, New Intel Chips

Upcoming "Ivy Bridge" chips from Intel and touch-screen PCs running Windows 8 are reasons to hold off on your next PC purchase. And even if you can't afford the latest, you'll love the bargains that are sure to come.