#BIO2015: Open-source biopharma R&D improves late-stage success
Collaboration, even with competitors, helps usher a drug into successful development, a new report from Deloitte released at this week's BIO convention says.
Journalism org will give $2M to new health data projects (and RWJF, Clinton Foundation will help)
Journalism and media organization The Knight Foundation is dishing out $2 million for innovative new ideas that harness data to improve the health of communities. This year, the foundation will focus its annual news challenge on health data, and it’s enlisted the help of a few big-name health collaborators. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the […]
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RCM Outsourcing: Balancing Human Expertise & Smart Technology
Greenway Health blends smart technology with human expertise to elevate revenue cycle.
HHS technology chief: Out with “innovation,” in with “freedom to experiment”
Innovation is a vague word and is too overused today, in the words of Bryan Sivak. That was kind of a bold statement to make at a conference focused on, well, innovation. In his keynote address at CONVERGE, the chief technology officer for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services said the department’s philosophy […]
Marblar turns open innovation upside down, giving dormant university technology a second chance
We all get the gist of crowdsourcing challenges that populate sites like InnoCentive and OpenIDEO — here’s a problem, let’s pose it to as many different minds as we can to find the best possible solutions. But a site just launched by four Ph.D. students in England is hoping to spark technology transfer by […]