Healthcare tech inovation: Lessons from HIMSS 2026
At HIMSS 2026, AWS took the stage with Jupiter Medical Center and Rady Children's Health. Read the key lessons from last week's Views from the Top Session. Continue reading →
Why real-time data is becoming central to PBM client retention
Real-time data can help PBMs boost transparency, trust and client retention. Continue reading →
GuardDog Telehealth admits to improper record sharing in Epic court case
In an agreement between the two companies, GuardDog admitted it masqueraded as a healthcare provider in order to gain access to medical records to provide to law firms. The agreement is part of an ongoing lawsuit filed by Epic in January. Continue reading →
Lowering peak energy demand can provide outsized benefit, executive tells facilities managers
Building owners, tenants or operators are “paying a huge premium” on peak demand charges that could be based on a single, 15-minute period in the billing cycle, said Richard Fox, senior vice president of engineering at Sanalife Energy. Continue reading →
What technology, policy and energy-finance leaders all agree on
Risk, return and credible deployment pathways are key factors that infrastructure investors evaluate. Solar and storage meet these requirements, writes Brendan Bell of Aligned Climate Capital. Continue reading →
AI is making weather forecasts better
As AI improves the speed and accuracy of weather forecasts, there are implications for energy markets and cost impacts to the power grid. Continue reading →‘I loved it because I love writing’: Student filmmakers, animators strive for a spot in L.A.’s entertainment industry
In an old auto shop classroom in Hollywood High School, Mawuena Akorli zips across the room with a tripod-mounted camera in one hand and a penciled directive in the other: more black goo. “And the secret to it is food dye and blue agave,” said Mawuena, a junior. “It’s very sweet and...How far is California from its goal of 70% of residents with a post-high school degree by 2030?
Despite having the largest college systems in the country, just around 55% of California’s working-age adults hold a college degree or other postsecondary credential, according to Lumina Foundation, A Stronger Nation report in 2024. The state remains well short of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s goal of 70%...
Attackers Abuse LiveChat to Phish Credit Card, Personal Data
A social engineering campaign impersonating PayPal and Amazon uses customer support interactions to acquire sensitive info. Continue reading →