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RFID has role protecting human health

RFID has role protecting human health

Insight Alongside collaborative tools, radio frequency identification can help manage emergency efforts such as recall of contaminated food and notification of affected parties.

Monday, June 15 2009 02:53 PM

Tags: RFID, RFID Tag, GPS, Standards, tagging, performance, food, audit, supply chain, collaboration


Right time to ensure efficiency of BCP spend

Right time to ensure efficiency of BCP spend

News Companies should work at getting better returns on business continuity planning expenditure, instead of cutting expense on such activities during a downturn.

Friday, May 22 2009 11:32 AM

Tags: Data backup, disaster recovery, Crisis communications, Mobile, Backup, Cell Phone, Singapore, Forbes, business continuity planning, Crisis communications, phone


Tech helps improve Thai healthcare monitoring

Tech helps improve Thai healthcare monitoring

News Thanks to the "Smart Health" project, initiated by the National Electronics and Computer Technology Center (Nectec), Thailand will be a healthier land of smiles.

Wednesday, January 07 2009 06:40 AM

Tags: Network infrastructure, Database management, Databases, Data centers, Risk Management, Thailand, Tool, Service, expert system, collective intelligence


Aussie university supercomputer looking for cancer cure

News The University of Melbourne and the Victorian government are planning to invest AU$100 million (US$94.2 million) in a supercomputer devoted to the life sciences.

Friday, June 20 2008 02:25 AM

Tags: Supercomputing, Disease, Information And Communication Technology, life science, supercomputer, University of Melbourne, Supercomputing


No blood test for influenza

Blogs There is no such thing as a blood test for influenza. If you've been searching for one, you can stop. Influenza is a...

Tuesday, July 21 2009 05:31 PM


Sample influenza business continuity plan

Blogs My colleague and fellow IAEM Asia member Chew Lip Heng and I started writing a sample corporate incident action plan (IA...

Monday, September 07 2009 05:41 PM


Medical supplies for a pandemic

Blogs What supplies should you acquire to prepare your office for an epidemic of mutated avian influenza? The same supplies...

Tuesday, September 26 2006 02:44 PM

Tags: Business security, Business Strategies & Functions, Business planning


Ultimate 2012 recovery site: the moon

Blogs Have you seen the disaster movie "2012"? A friend from Control Risks and I did, and we reluctantly concluded we wouldn't...

Wednesday, November 25 2009 02:41 PM


Getting tested for H1N1 flu in Singapore

Blogs A colleague of mine returned to Singapore on Wednesday, May 27 from Boston, USA, where he'd spent the week between May 1...

Saturday, June 06 2009 12:13 PM


UK firms not ready for hack attacks, flu, bad weather

News Fewer than half, or 38 percent, of respondents in a U.K. survey said their organization has plans in place to cope with business disruption.

Friday, March 20 2009 09:03 AM

Tags: Business Strategies & Functions, Data backup, disaster recovery, Organization, Telecommunications, Workforce, Survey, Attack, business continuity planning, U.K., information technology


Is Tamiflu 'better' than Relenza?

Blogs I can find no clinical evidence that Roche's Tamiflu is more effective than GlaxoSmithKline's less-prescribed Relenza ag...

Tuesday, May 12 2009 05:04 PM


Google wants to know if you're sick

News A temporary project from Google Health attempts to figure out how many people are searching for health-related terms because they are seeking remedy.

Thursday, May 14 2009 08:28 AM

Tags: Search, Google Inc., Internet Search, product manager, Search Result, Internet, health care, Search


Phishing with swine flu as bait

News Experts say beware e-mail from strangers that reference swine flu and could contain links to malicious sites or harbor data stealing code in attachments.

Wednesday, April 29 2009 09:37 AM

Tags: Network security, Security Management, PC security, Data security, Phishing, Ironport Systems Inc., antivirus, phone, e-mail, Symantec Corp.


Reviewing pandemic plans has just become job #1

Techguide With the Influenza A hitting over 60 countries, IT managers need to step up contingency planning. One CIO shares his organization's experience and plans.

Sunday, May 31 2009 04:37 PM

Tags: Contingency planning, Remote management, VPNs, Event, Plan, public health, remote access, Contingency planning, VPNs, Server


Japan to try GPS phones to prevent pandemics

News Softbank participates in a Japanese government-backed experimental project that uses GPS-enabled cell phones to track elementary schoolers' whereabouts for health-monitoring purpose.

Tuesday, June 09 2009 10:24 AM

Tags: GPS, 3G (Third Generation), Mobile, Apple iPhone 3G, Cell Phone, Japan, Softbank Corp., phone, Associated Press, 3G


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Hands-on programming: Extract plain text from documents with Syncfusion's components

Web Development

Justin James recently tried Syncfusion's Essential DocIO and Essential PDF to help him extract text from documents he downloaded from the Internet. Here's the code he wrote to get the plain text.


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Will technology divide us further?

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So I finally watched 2012 over the weekend, but the film left me feeling extremely agitated.

The possibility that the world may meet its watery end in three years didn't..... by Eileen Yu

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