Digital Healthcare Innovations Database - Curing Digital As we’ve said many times on this blog, digital healthcare innovations are all around, but very few people know about them. This database is an attempt to fix that. We’ve included hundreds of innovations that we’ve uncovered and that you’ve submitted. The current total number of innovations in the database is: All innovations are classified into one of five categories. To make your searching a little easier, each table is sortable by column and you can also use the search box to search for any term in any entry. The database is always growing. If you’d like to know when we make a significant update to the database, then sign up for our weekly newsletter. If you’d like to submit a new innovation to be included in the database, please use the submission forms on the bottom of the page. Please do not copy and utilize this database without prior permission.
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MIT Technology Review Paul Sonnier - Story of Digital Health 谷奥——探寻谷歌的奥秘 Confirmed: Twitter to Launch Real-Time Analytics Dashboard, for Free Twitter will make a real-time analytics dashboard available for free to a limited set of beta testers beginning in Q4 of this year, Twitter's business development executive Ross Hoffman told attendees at the Sports Marketing 2.0 Summit in San Francisco yesterday. Web analytics company WebTrends reported on the statement and offered details based on an interview with Hoffman on its company blog today. We reported first this Summer that such a product was coming "soon" and was based on the word of a startup Twitter had acquired called DabbleDB/Trendly. Twitter's PR lead Sean Garrett person said our report was incorrect, but it appears we may only have been wrong about the timing. Above: A sample page from Trendly's legacy product, before it was acquired by Twitter. "The product will leverage algorithms similar to the Twitter Resonance concept," Justin Kistner writes on the WebTrends blog, "in order to show users which tweets are spreading, who is influential in their network, and more.
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