eWeek in article discusses how despite increased interest by small and enterprise business, decision makers have their concerns of their existing systems and security.
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Eric Ostroff is the Motion Product Manager at Advantec Computers, one of Motion Computing's oldest distributors. With a Master's Degree in Information Systems Management, Eric has 15 years experience within the IT industry and seven years in technology sales in the DMR channel.
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Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Five medical practice tasks simplified—from desk to diagnosis—using the Tablet PC
These are some excellent discussion points for how tablet PC's can increase efficiency and satisfy increased need in helathcare.
1. Interacting with your patient during a consultation
A picture or sketch is worth a thousand words when communicating treatment plans or injury descriptions with your patient. Patients internalize and retain information better through interactive tools. Adding handwritten notes, sketches, and images is easy with the digital pen and handwriting capability.
2. Entering handwritten notes into the Electronic Health Record
Using the Tablet PC in Tablet mode allows the use of a stylus to click on software choices and enter handwritten notes that are captured electronically and are easily accessible. Charting can be completed during patient visits while still maintaining a personal connection with the patient and eliminating the need to enter information into the EHR later. Medical instructions can be wirelessly* sent for printing and handed to the patient at the end of the appointment.
3. Generating accurate Prescriptions for fast fulfillment
Electronically use your Tablet PC at point of care to review medication lists, select prescriptions, accurately prepare scripts that and perform medication reconciliation. All of these tasks can be sent wirelessly* to the front office for the patient at check out; or directly to the pharmacy for fast fulfillment.
4. Sharing information at point of care.
Share x-rays, other types of images, and results with your patients in the examination room. Multitouch gestures, finger taps and swipes across the screen allow easy and efficient navigation through applications and menus, to compare x-ray images and look up pertinent medical information. Images of procedures can be shared with and saved into their medical record.
5. Facilitating efficient workflow practices from office to examination room
Your workday may begin in your office, answering emails and planning your day, but you shouldn't spend more time trying to figure out your computers than you do practicing medicine. Your Tablet PC is docked and working as a fully featured desktop PC. With a simple flip, the Tablet PC can be used in tablet mode, using the stylus to enter handwritten notes or click on software choices. Move from the office to the examination room with ease.
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Eric Ostroff is the Motion Product Manager at Advantec Computers, one of Motion Computing's oldest distributors. With a Master's Degree in Information Systems Management, Eric has 15 years experience within the IT industry and seven years in technology sales in the DMR channel.
1. Interacting with your patient during a consultation
A picture or sketch is worth a thousand words when communicating treatment plans or injury descriptions with your patient. Patients internalize and retain information better through interactive tools. Adding handwritten notes, sketches, and images is easy with the digital pen and handwriting capability.
2. Entering handwritten notes into the Electronic Health Record
Using the Tablet PC in Tablet mode allows the use of a stylus to click on software choices and enter handwritten notes that are captured electronically and are easily accessible. Charting can be completed during patient visits while still maintaining a personal connection with the patient and eliminating the need to enter information into the EHR later. Medical instructions can be wirelessly* sent for printing and handed to the patient at the end of the appointment.
3. Generating accurate Prescriptions for fast fulfillment
Electronically use your Tablet PC at point of care to review medication lists, select prescriptions, accurately prepare scripts that and perform medication reconciliation. All of these tasks can be sent wirelessly* to the front office for the patient at check out; or directly to the pharmacy for fast fulfillment.
4. Sharing information at point of care.
Share x-rays, other types of images, and results with your patients in the examination room. Multitouch gestures, finger taps and swipes across the screen allow easy and efficient navigation through applications and menus, to compare x-ray images and look up pertinent medical information. Images of procedures can be shared with and saved into their medical record.
5. Facilitating efficient workflow practices from office to examination room
Your workday may begin in your office, answering emails and planning your day, but you shouldn't spend more time trying to figure out your computers than you do practicing medicine. Your Tablet PC is docked and working as a fully featured desktop PC. With a simple flip, the Tablet PC can be used in tablet mode, using the stylus to enter handwritten notes or click on software choices. Move from the office to the examination room with ease.
Click HERE for original posting
Eric Ostroff is the Motion Product Manager at Advantec Computers, one of Motion Computing's oldest distributors. With a Master's Degree in Information Systems Management, Eric has 15 years experience within the IT industry and seven years in technology sales in the DMR channel.
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Motion Computing Tablet Adds Bar Code, Magnetic Scanner for Hospital Use
eWeek's IT Healthcare News relased a story today regarding Motion Computing's SlateMate and discusses how it may be used in healthcare environment.
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Eric Ostroff is the Motion Product Manager at Advantec Computers, one of Motion Computing's oldest distributors. With a Master's Degree in Information Systems Management, Eric has 15 years experience within the IT industry and seven years in technology sales in the DMR channel.
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Eric Ostroff is the Motion Product Manager at Advantec Computers, one of Motion Computing's oldest distributors. With a Master's Degree in Information Systems Management, Eric has 15 years experience within the IT industry and seven years in technology sales in the DMR channel.
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Motion SlateMate Demo Video
Video demonstration of Motion's new SlateMate option for the CL900 Tablet PC
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Eric Ostroff is the Motion Product Manager at Advantec Computers, one of Motion Computing's oldest distributors. With a Master's Degree in Information Systems Management, Eric has 15 years experience within the IT industry and seven years in technology sales in the DMR channel.
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Motion Announces New SlateMate for CL900
Motion Computing announced today the availability of its new SlatMate for the CL900 Slate Tablet PC. This new offering with MagStripe Reader and Barcode Scanner transforms the CL900 into an enhanced data acquisition and transaction processing device.
Click HERE for the official press release.
The SlateMate is currently available with following bundled CL900 configurations:
CLE2A3BB2C2A2A -- CL900 w/TPM, BT & WLAN (incl A Band) - 2G RAM - 30G SSD - No Integrated WWAN - Integrated Camera - Win7 Pro - Digitizer Pen Included - US Power - BCR & MSR SlateMate - 1-Yr Warranty
CLE3B3BB2C2A2A -- CL900 w/TPM, BT & WLAN (incl A Band) - 2G RAM - 62G SSD - Integrated WWAN - Integrated Camera - Win7 Pro - Digitizer Pen Included - US Power - BCR & MSR SlateMate - 1-Yr Warranty
Eric Ostroff is the Motion Product Manager at Advantec Computers, one of Motion Computing's oldest distributors. With a Master's Degree in Information Systems Management, Eric has 15 years experience within the IT industry and seven years in technology sales in the DMR channel.
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Click HERE for the official press release.
The SlateMate is currently available with following bundled CL900 configurations:
CLE2A3BB2C2A2A -- CL900 w/TPM, BT & WLAN (incl A Band) - 2G RAM - 30G SSD - No Integrated WWAN - Integrated Camera - Win7 Pro - Digitizer Pen Included - US Power - BCR & MSR SlateMate - 1-Yr Warranty
CLE3B3BB2C2A2A -- CL900 w/TPM, BT & WLAN (incl A Band) - 2G RAM - 62G SSD - Integrated WWAN - Integrated Camera - Win7 Pro - Digitizer Pen Included - US Power - BCR & MSR SlateMate - 1-Yr Warranty
Eric Ostroff is the Motion Product Manager at Advantec Computers, one of Motion Computing's oldest distributors. With a Master's Degree in Information Systems Management, Eric has 15 years experience within the IT industry and seven years in technology sales in the DMR channel.
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Monday, October 17, 2011
Motion Computing Named in New Report: Global Market For Enterprise Mobility to Exceed $173 Billion
Motion Computing was named in a business report by Global Industry Analysts, Inc. (GIA). This study reports that the global market for enterprise mobility will surpass $173 Billion by 2017; citing a growing mobile workforce and the acceptance of mobile devices such as tablets and smartphones as a viable replacement to conventional PC and paper solutions.
Click HERE for the original story.
Eric Ostroff is the Motion Product Manager at Advantec Computers, one of Motion Computing's oldest distributors. With a Master's Degree in Information Systems Management, Eric has 15 years experience within the IT industry and seven years in technology sales in the DMR channel.
Click HERE for the original story.
Eric Ostroff is the Motion Product Manager at Advantec Computers, one of Motion Computing's oldest distributors. With a Master's Degree in Information Systems Management, Eric has 15 years experience within the IT industry and seven years in technology sales in the DMR channel.
Thursday, October 13, 2011
MOTION:Largest Snow Resort in Southern Hemisphere Cuts IT Response Time by Half with Motion Tablets
Motion announced today that the largest snow resort in the southern hemisphere has partnered with Motion to increase efficiency and improve customer service. With the help of Motion products, the resort has been able to cut IT response time in half.
Click HERE for the original article.
Eric Ostroff is the Motion Product Manager at Advantec Computers, one of Motion Computing's oldest distributors. With a Master's Degree in Information Systems Management, Eric has 15 years experience within the IT industry and seven years in technology sales in the DMR channel.
Click HERE for the original article.
Eric Ostroff is the Motion Product Manager at Advantec Computers, one of Motion Computing's oldest distributors. With a Master's Degree in Information Systems Management, Eric has 15 years experience within the IT industry and seven years in technology sales in the DMR channel.
Windows 7 overtakes XP to become the most widely used OS
A news alert today announceed that according to WinRumors.com Windows 7 is now the most widely used OS for desktops. This report cites that Windows 7 now accounts for over 40% of total PC deployment as Windows XP has slid to slightly over 38%. It is estimated that by the end of 2011 635 Million PC's will have shipped with Windows 7 Worldwide.
Click HERE for the original article
Eric Ostroff is the Motion Product Manager at Advantec Computers, one of Motion Computing's oldest distributors. With a Master's Degree in Information Systems Management, Eric has 15 years experience within the IT industry and seven years in technology sales in the DMR channel.
Click HERE for the original article
Eric Ostroff is the Motion Product Manager at Advantec Computers, one of Motion Computing's oldest distributors. With a Master's Degree in Information Systems Management, Eric has 15 years experience within the IT industry and seven years in technology sales in the DMR channel.
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Case Study: Real Estate Brokerage Implements Office 365 for Cloud-based use of Email and Document Sharing
I found an item on Microsoft's official site on Office 365, which shifts Microsft's Office offerings into the Cloud. In this case study, a small real estate brokerage wanted to be more responsive to their clients by allowing their agents to be accessible to their systems from anywhere while using a myriad of devices without the need of IT infrastructure support. This brokerage now uses Microsft Office 365 for Cloud-based email and document sharing.
This is a good example of where your customers and clients may better utilize a mobible tablet platform for field services.
You may click HERE to access the case study.
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Eric Ostroff is the Motion Product Manager at Advantec Computers, one of Motion Computing's oldest distributors. With a Master's Degree in Information Systems Management, Eric has 15 years experience within the IT industry and seven years in technology sales in the DMR channel.
This is a good example of where your customers and clients may better utilize a mobible tablet platform for field services.
You may click HERE to access the case study.
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Eric Ostroff is the Motion Product Manager at Advantec Computers, one of Motion Computing's oldest distributors. With a Master's Degree in Information Systems Management, Eric has 15 years experience within the IT industry and seven years in technology sales in the DMR channel.
Motion's Mike Stinson: Facing the Fear of Healthcare Mobility
Motion Computing's Mike Stinson participated in a recent panel at technology roundtable that discussed some of the fears and challenges to adopting mobile computing technologies. This roundtable was healthcare focused but can easily be applied to other verticals.
For the transcript of the discussion click HERE
Key questions asked:
1)WHAT ARE SOME SPECIFIC ADVANTAGES THAT CAN ALLEVIATE A PROVIDER’S FEAR OF
MOBILE COMPUTING?
2)WHAT ARE THE BIGGEST DRIVERS FOR MOBILE COMPUTING STRATEGIES IN HEALTHCARE?
3)WHAT CHALLENGES DO PROVIDERS FACE WHEN IT COMES TO PUTTING MOBILE COMPUTINGHARDWARE INTO PRACTICE?
4) WHAT DO PROVIDERS CITE AS THE MOST IMPORTANT FORM FACTORS IN A MOBILE
COMPUTING DEVICE?
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For the transcript of the discussion click HERE
Key questions asked:
1)WHAT ARE SOME SPECIFIC ADVANTAGES THAT CAN ALLEVIATE A PROVIDER’S FEAR OF
MOBILE COMPUTING?
2)WHAT ARE THE BIGGEST DRIVERS FOR MOBILE COMPUTING STRATEGIES IN HEALTHCARE?
3)WHAT CHALLENGES DO PROVIDERS FACE WHEN IT COMES TO PUTTING MOBILE COMPUTINGHARDWARE INTO PRACTICE?
4) WHAT DO PROVIDERS CITE AS THE MOST IMPORTANT FORM FACTORS IN A MOBILE
COMPUTING DEVICE?
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Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Opinion: Why Future Windows-based Tablets Will Attract iPad Users
A recent opinion by Blake Sanders, a writer for the Broadband Expert, discusses how future Windows-based tablets will appeal to existing iPad users.
In his article, Blake makes three main points.
1) New windows-based tablets (windows 8 in particular) will put "Computing" back in to mobile computing.
*Cutting edge windows tablets will be fully functional computers
that will include processing intensive programs
2) "Versatility and Velocity"
*Windows 8 will be capable of working on desktops, laptops as well
as on a tablet.
*Windows 8 has been optimized for touchscreen devices that use
ARM based technology.
*Future windows based tablets will utilize Hyper-V and USB 3.0
*8 Second Boot-up time
3) Support
*Apple has painfully restricted third-party development.
*Microsoft will continue to offer third-party support.
Read the original posting:
http://www.windowslifestyle.com/windows-8-tablet-attract-ipad-users/
In his article, Blake makes three main points.
1) New windows-based tablets (windows 8 in particular) will put "Computing" back in to mobile computing.
*Cutting edge windows tablets will be fully functional computers
that will include processing intensive programs
2) "Versatility and Velocity"
*Windows 8 will be capable of working on desktops, laptops as well
as on a tablet.
*Windows 8 has been optimized for touchscreen devices that use
ARM based technology.
*Future windows based tablets will utilize Hyper-V and USB 3.0
*8 Second Boot-up time
3) Support
*Apple has painfully restricted third-party development.
*Microsoft will continue to offer third-party support.
Read the original posting:
http://www.windowslifestyle.com/windows-8-tablet-attract-ipad-users/
Consumers Crave Windows Tablets
This is a great article which highlights a survey which indicates that 42% of U.S. consumers want a windows-based tablet.
http://tinyurl.com/3pu2qt4
http://tinyurl.com/3pu2qt4
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