:: Michael O’Neil ::

I had an opportunity to attend an event held in Toronto that focused on “Web 2.0 in Government – Possibilities and Implications.” The session began with a speech titled “Government 2.0 – How New Technologies can Enhance and Transform Government,” by Paul Macmillan, National Public Sector Leader for Deloitte.
The speech seemed to primarily contain adaptations of […]

There are many aspects of IT in health care that are exciting, innovative, and essential to our ability to cope with demographic trends over the next few decades. However, most commentators on IT in health care don’t discuss any of that. Instead, the entire IT in health care dialogue is dominated by the issue of […]

I recently spent an afternoon at an Avaya analyst event. While most of the content was wrapped in an NDA (interesting communication strategy, that – assemble analysts, tell them your story, and then warn them not to repeat it…), I am able to share some of the interesting thoughts contained in the section focused on […]