Eighteen Hundred and Thirty-Two Pages
By William Hyman – New rule creates one from two old rules. But there is no real need to worry about the number of pages or the depth of detail because you have until June 13th to respond.
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By Dr. David Hay – I’ve always thought (and I think generally accepted) that IT projects—particularly those that involve sharing information—have a greater chance of success when the people that will be affected by the project are deeply involved with the project itself.
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By Art Gross – Social media has become an incredibly valuable tool, whether for personal or business use, the need and desire to use social media has increased dramatically since it first stepped on the scene.
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Revenue Leakage
By Aaron Fulner – Once a health plan has identified a functional area that is losing them revenue, what typically comes next is an independent operational review to assess the root cause of the issue(s).
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