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Covisint in the news:
December 06, 2009
2009: A Year of Surprises and Change for the EHR Technology Market
By David C. Kibbe and Brian Klepper
Discovering Identity: Catalyst Conference, Day 3 (Friday, July 31)
By identity
Speaker: David Miller (Covisint). IAM is not a security thing. It is a privacy thing. Security is about keeping people out; privacy is about letting the right people in. Electronic Medical Records (EMR) are being dictated by legislation ...
ModernHealthcare.com
AMA to connect web portal to Microsoft PHR platform
The American Medical Association will add a link between its physician web portal—now under development by technology vendor Covisint—and the HealthVault personal health-record platform offered by Microsoft Corp., the AMA announced.
INFOWORLD
Can IT solve the electronic health records challenge?
Financial and technology issues make Obama's EHR push not so easy to execute
By Ephraim Schwartz
Your Identity: "Costanza Style"
CSO SECURITY AND RISK
Covisint's Chief Security Officer, David Miller
Historical precedent, historical solution
Interestingly enough, Covisint, my company, already solves the identity problem for healthcare, manufacturing and other industries in much the same way that credit card companies eliminated the identity headache for the world’s retailers.
In healthcare, Covisint now links physicians from entire states onto its platform, enabling the secure sharing of information and access to applications -- all highly dependent upon a secure, federated identity model.
In manufacturing, Covisint became the electronic, global funnel through which orders were processed, parts were shipped, inventories were tracked and transactions were processed between major companies and their suppliers.
Regardless of industry, the common identity denominator to Covisint’s success is that anywhere where large amounts of sensitive data needed to be securely shared, the Covisint collaboration platform fit nicely.
Google Blogs Alert for: Covisint
Cloud control: Understanding the business benefits of cloud ...
... should use technology to drive the business, not spend time trying to figure out what technology or software version is best," says William Penn, chief architect at Detroit-based on-demand platform provider Covisint. ...
ePrescribing: Ready for Prime Time. But is Your Government?
HEALTH MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY
Covisint's Chief Security Officer, David Miller
Vaultus Partners with Covisint to Deliver Mobile Patient Dashboards
BUSINESS WIRE
BOSTON -- Vaultus Mobile Technologies has partnered with Covisint, a subsidiary of Compuware Corporation (NASDAQ: CPWR), to develop a new Mobile Patient Dashboard. This new solution, built on the Vaultus Platform, expands Covisint’s innovative on-demand technology by enabling physicians and providers to have secure anytime/anywhere mobile access to critical healthcare information, delivering improved patient care.
“Covisint is committed to providing caregivers with the information they need to enable the best patient care,” said Brett Furst, healthcare vice president for Covisint. “With Covisint’s on-demand platform on mobile devices using Vaultus technology, doctors now have instant, unobtrusive access to the patient data they need—anytime and anywhere. Security, ease of use and performance were critical requirements when building the Mobile Patient Dashboard solution, and Vaultus addresses these needs.”
The Making of Compuware 2.0
eWeek.com
Motown, the birthplace of music legends, knows how to rock. Now the city's largest IT company is showing how it plans to rock the technology world.
Compuware, the 35-year-old software company based here, announced plans May 15 to refocus the company to better serve its enterprise customers and realign its products and services toward a common set of objectives. The company's overall effort to rebrand itself is dubbed Compuware 2.0.
Podcast - Clinician's Roundtable: Electronic Prescription of Controlled Substances
Reach MD
Covisint's Chief Security Officer, David Miller, appeared on the Clinician's Roundtable, hosted by Susan Dolan, RN, to talk about the future of Electronic Prescriptions of Controlled Substances.
To hear the podcast, visit Covisint's Podcast Page.
Tech Giants Offer Online Health Records
Oakland Business Review
Thursday March 20, 2008 - The medical community may be slow to adapt to electronic medical records, but tech companies are jumping in to try to grab the niche.
Detroit-based Covisint with partner Microsoft, and Google, have each introduced versions of Web-based health information storage and management systems.
"As consumers become more involved in their own health care decision making, it seems like a natural next step for them to seek out tools to help organize their own health information more systematically," said Robert Yellan, president of DMC Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital in Commerce. "As an example of consumer use of technology, we've seen many more examples recently of consumers using the Internet to help them choose their hospital. This seems like an extension of that trend."
Both companies made announcements at the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society in Florida.
AT&T to Deliver Country's First Statewide eHealth Exchange Zone
AT&T / PR Newswire
Monday, February 25, 2008 - Leveraging technology to enhance the health care experience for patients and practitioners alike, AT&T (NYSE: T) today announced a major initiative with the State of Tennessee to deliver the country's first statewide health information exchange. The Tennessee Information Infrastructure eHealth Exchange Zone is being developed to transform how health information is accessed and delivered by the Tennessee care-giving community and, ultimately, to enable increased patient safety, reduced spending and improved quality of care for the state's 6 million residents.
The AT&T solution features a secure online collaboration center -- a Virtual Private Network (VPN)-based portal -- designed to safely and securely enable such applications as:
- Prescribing pharmaceuticals online (also known as "ePrescribing").
- Securing clinical messaging among the state's health care providers.
- Sharing high-density images, including X-rays, MRIs and CT scans.
- Exchanging patient information via portable health records, which provides patient profiles, medical history, prescriptions, etc.
- Delivering telemedicine applications for remote diagnostics and care. -- Accessing Tennessee Department of Health applications, including the immunization registry, disease registries, death certificate applications and processing and medical license renewal.
- Accessing other health care applications and systems, including laboratory systems.
The network has an added component especially for protecting health information provided by the Covisint OnDemand Platform. The platform is a hosted solution that provides dual-factor authentication of health care providers using the VPN-based portal, which supports HIPAA privacy requirements. It also centralizes, automates and streamlines the access to information across health care communities statewide by giving physicians the ability to use many health-information applications with a single sign-on. The platform from Covisint, a division of Compuware Corporation (Nasdaq: CPWR), provides an on-demand, industry-leading infrastructure for secure collaboration and interoperability among health care providers.
Read the entire AT&T / Tennessee E-Health Initiative Press Release
New Industry Event to Focus on Single Sign-On
Google News
Tuesday, February 20, 2008 -
Ping Identity® today announced details for a new two-day industry event that focuses solely on Single Sign-On (SSO), a capability that is providing a simpler user experience, improved security and better corporate accountability for thousands of organizations worldwide. The Single Sign-On Summit™ will take place July 23-25, 2008 in Keystone, Colorado and will be cosponsored by Covisint, Passlogix, Ping Identity and Sun Microsystems.
The goal of the event is to give IT and line-of-business personnel the knowledge they need to rapidly and successfully deploy single sign-on. The conference content will emphasize real-world case studies, war stories and implementation best practices. Sessions will include a mix of presentations and collaborative discussions among SSO practitioners, including Covisint's own Todd Foland, Director, Security.
More Coverage from HIMMS
Cool Technology #3: Covisint
HISTalk (Healthcare IT News and Opinion)
Orlando, FL
Covisint's healthcare technology is featured as one of three "cool technologies" in HISTalk (Healthcare IT News and Opinion). HISTalk, written by an anonymous healthcare IT industry veteran, provides a great wrap-up of HIMMS 2008 and the technologies that the healthcare industry will use in the future.
Compuware Buys Hilgraeve
Health Data Management
Tuesday, February 5, 2008 -
Covisint's healthcare capabilities are extended by Hilgreave's Hypersend PDX software, an integration tool that eases the transfer of data between physician practice management systems and other applications.
Compuware Buys Hilgraeve, Inc.
Crains Detroit
Tuesday, February 5, 2008 -
Compuware purchased Monroe, MI-based Hilgraeve, Inc. for its Covisint division. Hilgraeve offers software and services that connect complex computer systems.
Controlled Substances Could Get E-Rx
Health Data Management
Friday, November 30, 2007 -
Dave Miller, Chief Security Officer of Covisint, testified in front of the US Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.) on the value of an E-Prescription system in the United States. E-Rx will provide a secure and auditable way for doctors to prescribe controlled substances.
Covisint is Thriving in IT Security
Detroit Free Press
Coalition presses President Bush on e-prescribing
Healthcare IT News
Covisint IPO is being mulled
Detroit Free Press
Compuware planning $1B Covisint IPO
Crain's Detroit Business
Compuware eyes Covisint spinoff
The Detroit News
Compuware considers IPO for Covisint
The Detroit News
Compuware Covisint launches Trusted Authorization Manager
Healthcare IT News
Identity Federation Supports Business Process Outsourcing
Computer Zeitung
Protecting Information from Unauthorized Access
SearchSecurity.de
Former Dot-Com Darling Sees Resurgence in B2B Demand
Computerworld
Community federations also are moving beyond the automotive industry
Network Computing
Compuware adapts auto industry software for healthcare
Healthcare IT News
Compuware Seeks to Help Doctors Connect
eWeek
Compuware Unveils Covisint's Collaborative Platform for Healthcare
SDA Asia Magazine
Covisint - A broadly accepted standard has given federated identity management a push into the mainstream
IT Architect
Covisint teams up with Blues. Venture aims to cut spending, increase safety through statewide online health care site.
Detroit News
Covisint E-Business Portal Expands into Health Care
Information Week
Covisint teams with insurer. Blue Cross health data to go online.
Detroit Free Press
Blue Cross joins Compuware unit Covisint to save money
mlive.com
Detroit Driving Down Healthcare Costs
TheCarConnection.com
Identity Management Comes of Age
TechNews World
Covisint drives ahead with ID management
Network World
Covisint-CEO erwartet Wachstum (German)
computerwoche.de
Covisint to offer password service to health, finance and government
ComputerWeekly.com
Covisint: New identity - Covisint's investment in identity management is helping it to expand beyond its automotive roots into new sectors
infoconomy.com
