Archive for January, 2009

House Passes Economic Stimulus Bill – Over $20 Billion For HIT

Posted by admin No Commented January 29 2009

Under: Healthcare IT

Obama’s Economic Stimulus Package keeps getting better for HIT. The Senate version of the Stimulus Bill includes close to $23 Billion for HIT.

New eRFX Tool for Procurement

Posted by admin No Commented January 27 2009

Under: On My Mind

Nuckles Techology Law Firm has teamed with Thomas Murray’s SupplierSelect to provide an eRFX Tool exclusively to clients of the firm. An unbundled and web-hosted electronic RFI, RFP and RFQ solution that includes access to project-specific technical requirements and vendor selection criteria templates.

Is Your Software Vendor Like Your Cable Company?

Posted by admin No Commented January 26 2009

Under: Software Negotiations

Taking control of software licensure expenditures. Does your software vendor or reseller keep raising fees year after year? Do you feel less like a long-term, loyal customer, and more like an abused customer?

Healthcare IT In $350 Billion Stimulus Plan

Posted by admin No Commented January 22 2009

Under: Healthcare IT

Federal funding to be provided for healthcare IT efforts.

Which EMR Solution Will You Buy?

Posted by admin No Commented January 21 2009

Under: Healthcare IT

EMR – ERMmatch, the definitive EMR evaluation and selection tool, and CattailsMD, the relative new kid on the EMR vebdir block.

First SaaS or More SaaS for Your Organization?

Posted by admin No Commented January 21 2009

Under: On My Mind

Manage your SaaS vendors and applications for success.

Nortel Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection

Posted by admin No Commented January 20 2009

Under: IT Industry News

Existing Nortel customers should be concerned about Nortel’s Chapter 11 filing, but panic may not be justified–yet.

How Does Your Organization Buy Software? (Part 1)

Posted by admin No Commented January 20 2009

Under: Software Buyer Habits, Software Licensing, Software Negotiations, Technology Procurement

Your organization’s approach to buying software can have a dramatic effect on how much you pay initially for the software, how much you pay over time, and whether a particular application is truly the best fit for your organization.

Hard-Boiled Technology Attorney Is Blawgin’!

Posted by admin No Commented January 1 2009

Under: On My Mind

Information technology attorney blawg covering infromation technology project planning, sourcing, vendor negotiations and contracting, with an emphasis on software negotiations.