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Social-ized Health Care

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By Doug Mow on June 2, 2010 2:23 PM 0 0 Vote 0 Votes
No, this is not a post about government subsidized health care. This is about how social media for health care can improve our patient experience. Two sites were mentioned in a NY Times article this weekend, www.patientslikeme.com and www.curetogether.com. Both... Read More..
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Watching television without a TV - Can ECM save content providers?

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By Doug Mow on May 7, 2010 10:12 AM 0 0 Vote 0 Votes
Carl Frappaolo's excellent post last week (ECM Grows In Stature...), highlights one of those chaos/opportunity moments for IT professionals in today's fast paced world. There is so much good information in there that I fear I will not do it... Read More..
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Beyond Social and BPM? How About Sharing and Mobile?

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By Doug Mow on April 20, 2010 6:17 PM 0 0 Vote 0 Votes
Last week, Liz Gannes (@lizgannes) of GigaOM covered Google CEO Eric Schmidt's Q&A session from Atmosphere, the Google event. Eric mentioned that sharing and mobile are two of the greatest challenges Google faces today. In my last post, I described... Read More..
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Forget the buzzwords, how do we improve the customer experience?

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By Doug Mow on April 5, 2010 10:50 AM 1 0 Vote 1 Vote
Thanks to Peter for "fanning the flames" on the social vs. BPM debate. There were some real good comments here and it's hard not to agree with all of them. As everyone points out, labels are misleading and confining. In... Read More..
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Doug Mow is a technology industry veteran of 25 years. He is currently responsible for all global marketing activities at Virtusa Corporation, a global IT services firm. He has held executive positions in product management and marketing at Qwest Communications and NaviSite. Prior to that, he was the founder and CEO of Collabora International, a collaboration technology service provider located in Denver, CO. Mow earned his BS in Business Management and Marketing from Cornell University.
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