The it-sa trade fair is THE Event in Germany for Security and offers an attractive combination of technical competence available at first hand, practical demonstrations and a concentration of IT security solutions. Security luminary and ITSA keynote speaker Dr. Taher Elgamal, will be at the Axway booth every day to speak on the latest security trends.
MOgroep encompasses 1700 companies, and its main role is to lobby government agencies with the objective of getting youth care programs and policies on government agendas. A broad community of youth care agencies, youth and family counselling services, and child protection agencies are connected to the Youth Care Network through Axway B2Bi. MOgroep chose Axway B2Bi as its EDI and integration platform primarily because its main partner, the Justice Department, had been using the Axway platform for several years.
California's economy is the eighth largest in the world – nearly $1.85 trillion in gross state product (GSP) in 2008 alone. California’s vast government body consists of hundreds of departments, agencies, boards, commissions, and programs, and within each there are tens of thousands of applications and databases in use. The state’s Office of Technology Services (OTech) needed to consolidate disparate and out-of-control file transfer infrastructures to a secure, centrally-managed solution, in order to reduce costs and solve a host of complex file transfer challenges.
With the enactment of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) in 2009, the federal government made a $19 billion investment in health information technology to support the transformation to improve quality, safety and efficiency of our nation's healthcare system, and authorized new federal programs directed to states and regions to achieve the goal of "meaningful use" of certified electronic health records (EHRs). During this conference, participants will learn about policies and trends that will impact their products, will receive recommendations about how to reac
Health Plans face unprecedented pressure on technology infrastructure from many constituents: regulators at the federal and state levels, providers, employers and emerging state-sponsored exchanges.
