Since 2018, Concert Health has partnered with medical groups and health systems to connect patients with behavioral health services through their primary care doctor, pediatricians, or OB-GYN. Its ...

The need to share and the need to secure are not in competition. Cultural changes in the U.S. Defense Department are bringing people out of their comfort zones and encouraging them to take advantage ...

MARYLAND HAS THE WORST RECORD IN THE COUNTRY WHEN IT COMES TO IMPRISONED AFRICAN AMERICANS. I SAY TO YOU TODAY THAT THE OVERINCARCERATION, THE MASS INCARCERATION OF BLACK MEN AND WOMEN IN MARYLAND IS ...

Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars/Science and Technology Innovation Program WASHINGTON -- The growing use of social media and other mass collaboration technologies is opening up new ...

The development of and increasingly pervasive access to the internet has permitted mass collaboration on a scale not previously possible. Projects such as Wikipedia, Couchsurfing, Mechanical Turk, ...

The word ""wiki"" means ""quick"" in Hawaiian, and here author and think tank CEO Tapscott (The Naked Corporation), along with research director Williams, paint in vibrant colors the quickly changing ...

When an emergency occurs, organizations need to get information in front of their people as quickly as possible. The best way to do that is by sending messages to the tools and devices they are using ...

Emergency, incident, and other notification systems are typically seen as single solutions which don’t extend out into their organization’s tech infrastructure. But integrators may be missing out if ...

Boston-based Massachusetts General Hospital and Fern Health, a provider of digital programs for chronic pain, have expanded their collaboration, giving the company access to 10 million de-identified ...

Research collaboration: European Twisted Mass Collaboration (ETM Collaboration) is a research collaboration whose article contributions are accrued to its participating partner institutions. Identify ...

In the spring, as patients with COVID-19 poured into Massachusetts hospitals, an unusual, ad hoc collaboration kicked in. Boston Children’s Hospital took in kids from other institutions that needed ...