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Study: Hospitals still cautious about EMR incentives

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Despite regulatory changes allowing hospitals to help doctors buy electronic medical record (EMR) systems, institutions have been slow to offer EMR...

Five Questions With: Dr. Sandra A. Carson

The Center for Reproduction and Infertility at Women & Infants Hospital treats a wide range of patients, from teenage girls to post-menopausal women, with...

FM Global publishes free loss-prevention data

JOHNSTON – For the first time in its 170-year history, business insurance giant FM Global is providing free access to thousands of pages of...

ProvEquity, Ayala to buy eTelecare for $290M

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., and PROVIDENCE – eTelecare Global Solutions (Nasdaq: ETEL) today announced a definitive agreement to be acquired by affiliates of Providence Equity Partners...

Financial institutions ill-prepared for new law

NEEDHAM, Mass. – A Boston research firm is forecasting that less than one-third of U.S. financial institutions will be fully compliant with a new...

Ch. 6 to extend early-morning news show

PROVIDENCE – WLNE-TV ABC Channel 6 today announced it will be launching the region’s only 7 a.m. live local newscast, beginning Monday, Sept....

this is a test for Ted

PROVIDENCE - Olga's Cup & Saucer has the most scrumptious turnovers, although they tasted better when they were baked out in Little Compton as...
MARIE BOUCHARD, Director of Sales and marketing at the Radisson Hotel in Warwick, said that the Internet has changed the meetings planning business drastically, including the time she has to respond to proposals. /

Technology plays role in meetings planning

When the Lifespan hospital group’s Vice President and Chief Technology Officer David Hemendinger is choosing where to host a major corporate meeting, the list...
"RHODE ISLAND must continue to invest in developing a public education system that will provide the skills needed for our future work force if we are to become an economy that is relevant in knowledge-centric businesses that continue to grow and add value in the global economy," said Donald Stanford. /

Five Questions With: Donald Stanford

Donald Stanford joined GTECH Corp., the lottery giant headquartered in downtown Providence, as manager of software development in 1979. Over a 23-year career at...

Top tech trade groups in merger talks

PROVIDENCE – In the latest move to unite the technology industry’s formerly disparate trade groups, the AeA (formerly the American Electronics Association) and the...
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