An innovative web-based portal for accessing high performance computing services has matured beyond the beta phase and now is available to HPC centers worldwide.The Ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC) has launched Open OnDemand 1.0, an open-source version of OSC OnDemand, the Center’s online, single-point-of-entry application for HPC services...
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NSA’s Open Source “Accumulo” At Center of White House Veto Threat
Dan Verton | Homeland Security Today | November 30, 2012
The White House Thursday threatened to veto the National Defense Authorization Act for FY2013, citing, among other things, a provision dealing with the National Security Agency’s (NSA) open-source database project known as “Accumulo,” arguing that the bill could hinder NSA’s ability to support the new national defense strategy. Read More »
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Numbers Don't Lie: Patent Trolls Are A Plague
Simon Phipps | InfoWorld | October 19, 2012
Recent research supports view that patent troll activity is rising -- costing America a fortune in wasted legal fees and lost jobs Read More »
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Nutrition & Diet: Free Open Source and/or Low Cost Solutions
Many common health problems can be prevented or alleviated with a healthy diet and good nutrition. For help, consider using some of the growing number of high quality, free open source and/or low cost Diet & Nutrition software products now readily available to you. Read More »
Posted October 5, 2011 - 8:02am by Peter Groen
NYC Opens The Books, And The Source Code, On Checkbook 2.0
Susan Miller | GCN | June 17, 2013
Last week, New York City Comptroller John C. Liu unveiled the Checkbook NYC 2.0 website and announced that the source code for the financial transparency website would be available to developers on GitHub, which will allow other government organizations to use Checkbook to build similar sites. Read More »
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O'Reilly Report Explores Open Solutions to Health IT
By Andy Oram | April 6, 2014
Although many programmers and public interest advocates come to the concepts of free software, standards, open data, and transparent institutions out of idealism, modern businesses and governments are being driven to these same solutions out of the practical need to meet high expectations with diminishing resources. The ways in which the health care field has been incrementally adopting these paths are the subject of a new report, written by me and released by O'Reilly Media, called The Information Technology Fix for Health: Barriers and Pathways to the Use of Information Technology for Better Health Care. Read More »
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Obamacare Website Violates Licensing Agreement For Copyrighted Software
Jeryl Bier | The Weekly Standard | October 17, 2013
Healthcare.gov, the federal government's Obamacare website, has been under heavy criticism from friend and foe alike during its first two weeks of open enrollment. Repeated errors and delays have prevented many users from even establishing an account, and outside web designers have roundly panned the structure and coding of the site as amateurish and sloppy... Read More »
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Ochsner Health System Streamlines IT Operations with Open Source Graylog
Press Release |
Graylog |
September 9, 2015
Graylog, Inc., the company behind the popular Graylog open source log management platform, today announced that Ochsner Health System is using its open source log management and analysis platform to automate IT operations management for more than 17,000 desktops. Using Graylog, Ochsner is now able to identify the root cause of problems before systems and users are affected.
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Ohio Supercomputer Center Releases Open Source HPC Access Portal
Press Release |
Ohio Supercomputer Center |
September 6, 2017
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OKFest in Finland to Study Benefits of Open Knowledge and Open Development
By Roger A. Maduro | September 6, 2012
The Open Knowledge Festival (OKFest) happens this September 17-22 in Helsinki, Finland with the theme Open Knowledge in Action. OKFest will explore the benefits of opening up knowledge and information, look at the ecosystems of organisations that can benefit from openness, and discuss the impact that more transparency can have in our societies. OKFest will run 13 key Topic Streams, one of which will focus on the topic of ‘Open Development’.
Oldest Open-Source Software Kept By Army
Joyce Conant | LeavenworthTimes.com | December 6, 2012
Since 1938, the Ballistic Research Laboratory at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., was the center for the United States Army's research efforts in ballistics and vulnerability/lethality analysis. That remained the case until 1992, when BRL was disestablished and its mission, personnel and facilities were incorporated into the newly created U.S. Army Research Laboratory. Read More »
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Oldies But Goodies: Seven Projects Still Rocking Open Source
Dave Gruber | Open Source Delivers | October 2, 2012
We all get excited about the latest hot open source projects like CloudStack and Boot to Gecko — they’re new and exciting and the possibilities seem endless. But what about the many long-running projects that have been core to the world of open source for decades? The ones that have truly stood the test of time? Read More »
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OmniOS Wants To Fill The OpenSolaris Void
Adrian Bridgwater | Dr. Dobb's | November 14, 2012
Open source software operating system has improved ZFS support and new tools Read More »
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On A Mission To Make Linux As Accessible As Possible
By Kendell Clark | December 8, 2015
This article details the circumstances behind my switch away from proprietary operating systems and my switch to Linux. Like many, I switched out of frustration with other operating systems and not directly because of Linux's open source model. I developed my passion for that after the switch was made. It was August 18, 2011. I had just completed the umpteenth restoration from factory of Windows 7 on my HP laptop. I had just installed the open source screen reader I was using at the time, NVDA, as well as some of the applications I used on a daily basis, such as the Mush-Z MUSHClient...
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On Capitol Hill, Concerns Remain About DOD-VA Interoperability
Aisha Chowdhry | FCW | July 13, 2016
Senate appropriators grilled top Veterans Affairs officials about whether the military and VA electronic health records systems are cooperating. VA CIO LaVerne Council, VistA Evolution Program Executive David Waltman and Veterans Health Administration Deputy Chief Medical Information Officer For Strategy and Design Jonathan Nebeker testified at a July 13 hearing before the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee for Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies. DOD's director of the DoD/VA Interagency Program Office, Lauren Thompson, and Government Accountability Office Director for Information Management and Technology Resources Issues Valerie Melvin were also at the witness table...
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On the Importance of Health Information Technology in Developing Areas
By Jeff Neiman | July 6, 2017
Health Information Technology (Health IT) is a broad term that describes the technology and infrastructure used to record, analyze, and share patient health data. Various technologies include health record systems, including personal, paper, and electronic; personal health tools including smart devices and apps; and finally, communities to share and discuss information. Some of this technology can tell the patient whether they need to go on a diet too, and most of the time the golo diet is what they should be doing or they should be taking Gynexin pill for gynecomastia like most men should be doing...
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