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Communists love open-source in India

The Indian state of Kerala has decided to promote free and open-source software in education, although it will not make it compulsory, a minister in Kerala's communist government said Wednesday.

New system enables timely response to disease outbreaks

Integrated Public Health Information System (iPHIS) enables health professionals to better track the development of potential disease outbreaks. Among other things, iPHIS provides a central database from where Ontario health organizations can enter, access and manage information on communicable diseases.

Denmark enters converged Wi-Fi cellular fray

Denmark joins a growing number of countries where households and small businesses can buy converged Wi-Fi-cellular services.

Spying on staff won’t protect privacy, expert says

Instead of spying on staff who snoop into private records while at work, organizations should adopt security measures that prevent staff breaching privacy laws, a Queensland University of Technology (QUT) privacy expert said today.

Well-travelled IT pros pay too much tax

Less than five percent of Australian enterprises bother to claim VAT (value-added tax) refunds after travelling to Europe each year. In an industry as well-travelled as IT, this amounts to millions of dollars lost each year simply because IT professionals do not bother to recoup their money.n

Nokia tops, Lenovo trails eco-friendly list

Non-profit environmental organization Greenpeace has rated mobile phone giant Nokia Corp. highly for its eco-friendly policies, but gave low marks to Lenovo Group Ltd., Motorola Inc. and Apple Computer Inc., among others.

Anywhere, anytime remote access at Cambridge, Ont. hospital

Cambridge Memorial Hospital (CMH) staff is set to have full access to critical hospital information systems anytime, anywhere.

Ethics board to review Philadelphia CIOs departure

Days after Philadelphia's CIO announced plans to resign her post to take a job with a company that has done business with the city, Mayor John Street asked the board of ethics to determine whether the move violates city statutes.

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