University Hospitals of Cleveland: Physician Portal built on JBoss and Microsoft Solution

re: University Hospitals of Cleveland: Physician Portal built on JBoss and Microsoft Solution

NITIN — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 10:39:01 GMT

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University Hospitals of Cleveland: Healthcare Perspectives

Port 25 — Sat, 12 Jan 2008 17:31:39 GMT

Yesterday, we published the first of three video interviews with University Hospitals of Cleveland, discussing their new Physician Portal, a healthcare solution built on top Windows Server and JBoss.

First Consulting Group: Building Physican Portal on JBoss & Microsoft

Port 25 — Wed, 10 Jan 2007 00:46:24 GMT

In our final video interview featuring University Hospitals of Cleveland and their new Physician Portal, we have the opportunity to meet Joe Yelanich, Sr. Account Executive from First Consulting Group (FCG). FCG has a long history in the medical IT industry,

Interoperabilidade entre .NET e JBoss

Good News and No News — Thu, 04 Jan 2007 04:34:45 GMT

Ouvimos falar bastante sobre interoperabilidade entre .NET e outras plataformas, mas talvez poucos de

re: University Hospitals of Cleveland: Physician Portal built on JBoss and Microsoft Solution

davidmeyer — Wed, 03 Jan 2007 22:42:54 GMT

"The word on the street is that Microsoft is not open to working with Open Source..."

-- Ed Marx

This is something that I don't think people get when it comes to Open Source. Microsoft Windows is an Operating System...period. People have been using Open Source on Windows for some time now, so I wonder why this was an issue for them, because the word on the street was that put out by Microsoft in the past (not bashing...just stating known facts from the past.)

Port25 is proof that the thinking with regards to Open Source has changed in Redmond. As we can see here, this is where the customer wins. They get to use their Windows OS that they know and that works for them, with the Open Source utility JBOSS that can run on several platforms...not just Linux.