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However, some EMR products are much more intuitive now, especially those that are easy to implement like gloStream's familiar Microsoft-based system which guarantees that doctors will be operating at full patient loads within 15 days of implementation.
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I try to avoid Microsoft-based technologies as best as possible.
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VMware's Java cloud platform is akin to Microsoft's Windows Azure cloud platform for Microsoft-based developers, Connolly said.
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Microsoft-based developers can design, code, and debug Flash applications and Flex applications without being forced to use an unfamiliar IDE, SapphireSteel said.
Microsoft Visual Studio users get Flash development capabilities
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Even I have to have one (currently Vista) Microsoft-based computer these days (my serious work is still done on my British RISC OS computers, as always), mainly for reading PowerPoint files and some video formats, so I shall no doubt encounter this so-called 'Service Pack' anytime now ...
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In the years since then, the House has gone on to invest a good deal of time and money supporting Microsoft-based handheld devices, he said.
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"A lot of people see Microsoft as the enemy of openness and innovation, but it's worth remembering that it was the open architecture of the Microsoft-based PC that spurred massive creativity in both hardware and software and sped the adoption of computers both at home and at work," Carr said.
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You may remember that a little while back there was a bit of a kerfuffle about the BBC's decision to go with a Microsoft-based DRM solution for its download service.
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The phone isn't on good terms with my Microsoft-based work email account.
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The protocols, which were typically Microsoft-based, didn't allow for other (interface) choices very well.
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