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• The Obama administration's plan to spend $19 billion to hasten the adoption of electronic health records that can share data across networks - "interoperable," in techspeak - will only give more impetus to the shift toward Internet-style computing. —  Bits
• Developed by the Department of Defense, SCORM -- short for Sharable Content Object Reference Model -- also aims to make digital learning materials accessible, interoperable, and reusable in a variety of learning environments.
• Vista's default setting for its last version before the product was actually installed on hard drives heading to corporate customers was "Medium Power," which made adapters use this older, uncertified, non-interoperable mode. —  Wi-Fi Networking News
• So purchasing MIMO today except for specific applications in which you need substantially higher throughput and range from a single device over interoperable, certified 802. 11g means you're buying a dead-end device. —  Wi-Fi Networking News
• The reason WiMax is getting so much attention is not that WiMax makes this possible, but, rather, that WiMax turns a variety of disparate non-interoperable ideas into a coherent set of possibilities that will lower costs through standardization. —  Wi-Fi Networking News

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