Nov 2007 - CitiusTech Press Release: CitiusTech Announces Launch of VaultAssist - Application Development and Integration Services for Microsoft HealthVault...

Microsoft HealthVault lets consumers collect, store, and share health information online. Third-party developers can build applications on the HealthVault platform by utilizing the HealthVault SDK.
 

Nov 2007 - LiveMINT WSJ : CitiusTech CEO featured in LiveMINT – Wall Street Journal...

Aug 2007 - Presentation at Microsoft-HUG Tech Forum 2007 (Seattle, Aug 2007): Healthcare Enterprise Business Intelligence and Care Management using Microsoft Technology...

About MS-HUG: The mission of the Microsoft Healthcare User’s Group
(MS-HUG) is to be the healthcare industry forum for exchanging ideas, promoting learning, and sharing solutions for information systems using Microsoft technologies. MS-HUG leverages this forum to provide industry leadership, drive appropriate standards and develop associated requirements in support of healthcare solutions.
 

July 2007 - HealthcareITNews : CitiusTech featured in HealthcareITNews : Outsourcing IT takes many shapes

When it comes to IT outsourcing, healthcare providers have the option of “a little or a lot.” They can turn over the entire IT function to a contractor if they so choose, or they can test the outsourcing waters by farming out small portions to gauge how well it works...
 

May 2007 - CitiusTech Press Release: CitiusTech presents webinar on IHE- XDS/ XDSi Implementation Experience...

Webinar Focus: The XDS and XDSi integration profiles as defined by IHE are critical for EHR implementation as they allow institutions to share images and other patient information in a formal, standardized manner. The webinar shares some of the early implementation experiences from the developers who have actually implemented these new profiles.
 

March 2007 - CitiusTech Press Release: CitiusTech present Executive Highlights - CCHIT 2007...

Executive Highlights focus: This document highlights the key aspects of the 2007 certification criteria and contrasts the major changes being proposed by CCHIT in 2007 vis-à-vis the 2006 certification criteria. This document is developed for the executive management of ambulatory technology companies – and summarizes over 125 pages of CCHIT documentation!!