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i33 Communications, LLC.
i33 communications is a leading interactive marketing agency that delivers Clear
and Measurable AdvantageTM for clients including Buick, Delphi and Sprint. The
firm works with clients to develop solutions that transform the way they do
business. i33 is privately held with offices in Detroit and New York and sales
offices in Washington DC metro area and Southern California. i33 is the Agency
of Record for MEMRI.
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Sun Microsystems, Inc. Since its inception in 1982,
a singular vision -- The Network is The ComputerTM -- has propelled
Sun Microsystems, Inc. (Nasdaq: SUNW) to its position as a leading
provider of industrial-strength hardware, software, and services that
make the Net work. Sun can be found in more than 170 countries and
on the World Wide Web.
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AccessPt.
AccessPt., headquartered in Jackson, MS (with offices in Orlando, FL, Dallas,
TX, Chicago, IL, Baltimore, MD, and New York, NY), is a leading developer of
Internet technology-based software solutions serving the healthcare field. The
company’s core competency lies in its ability to convert a simple Web browser
into a dynamic, central viewpoint for all of a hospital’s sources of critical
patient data. More information is available at www.accessptinc.com.
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William Beaumont Hospital
is Oakland County's second largest employer with more
than 11,400 full-time employees (Crain's Detroit Business Book of Lists, April
2004). Their medical staff includes more than 2,200 physicians representing more
than 90 medical and surgical specialties.
Beaumont has agreed to serve as the lead site for a multi-institution MEMRI pilot.
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Detroit Medical Centers (DMC).
The largest health care provider in southeast Michigan, the Detroit Medical
Center operates seven hospitals (Children's Hospital of Michigan, Detroit
Receiving, Harper, Huron Valley-Sinai, Hutzel, the Rehabilitation Institute of
Michigan and Sinai-Grace Hospital), two nursing centers and more than 100
outpatient facilities throughout southeast Michigan and is affiliated with the
Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute.
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Crittenton Hospital.
Crittenton Hospital is a 400-plus member medical staff is comprised of MDs and
DOs who practice in more than 30 specialties. Critteton is located in Rochester
Hills, Michigan.
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Grunberger Diabetes Institute.
GDI is unique in the Metro Detroit area in uniting a multidisciplinary approach
to sophisticated diabetes management and education with an offer to participate
in the clinical diabetes research studies – all under one roof with the same
team of experienced professionals. In addition, GDI still offers traditional
endocrinology consultative, diagnostic and treatment modalities.
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| Cyber-state.org. The Michigan Information Technology
Commission, in a groundbreaking 1998 report, warned that Michigan's
businesses, communities, schools, and government offices were unprepared
to take full advantage of the Information Revolution. Cyber-state.org,
a member of the Altarum family, emerged out of the commission's recommendation
to establish a central organization that would drive the state's IT
advancements. The non-partisan organization advocates for IT to benefit
everyone in Michigan. |
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| CityConnect Detroit. The complexity of today's society
calls for a strategic and powerful response from non-profit organizations
serving the people in and around Detroit. Building cross-sector bridges
between non-profit organizations, City departments and local funders
greatly increases the impact of programming on community problems,
while attracting more federal dollars to the area. With this in mind,
City Connect Detroit brings together technology and people to help
strengthen the human services sector in southeastern Michigan. |
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| If you would like to support this important and necessary initiative
through an endorsement or the contribution of time, services, or funding,
please call us at 313/578-3600 or send email. |
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Board of Advisors
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Paul Peabody
Chief Technology Officer at William H. Beaumont Hospital, Royal
Oak, MI, and chair of the Healthcare Interchange of Michigan, a statewide,
non-profit, incorporated membership association focused on HIPAA implementation.
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Bryn Fortune
Family advocate, and board member, Michigan's
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Orlando Portale
General Manager, World-Wide Healthcare Industry, Sun
Microsystems |
Gary S. Salem
D.O., CEO/President and Founder, Michigan
Hospitalists, P.C. |
Geneva
J. Williams
President and Chief Executive Officer, CityConnect
Detroit |
Bill Yagerlener
Director of Development & Marketing, Operation ABLE of Michigan,
and chair of the Information Technology Committee of the Detroit Chapter
of the Association of Fundraising Professionals |
Robert G. Brown, Jr., Ph.D.
Information Security Officer, Borgess Health Alliance Kalamazoo, MI. |
Pat Wise
Director, EHR Initiative, Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society Washington D.C. |
Frank Stottile, MD
Chief Medical Officer Crittenton Hospital Medical Center Rochester, MI |
Michael H. Zaroukian, MD, PhD, FACP
Medical Director of Information Systems, Associate Professor, Department of Medicine, Michigan State University
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John Hobstetter
President and Founder of The Carnahan Group, a midwest
business development consulting company located in Southeastern Michigan. Founder of
International Container Services Inc. a packaging logistics company in the food and juice industry.
Graduated Ohio University with a B.S in Animal Science John has travelled extensively to Europe, Asia
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Jim Shanley
Ex. Dir. Business Development - Grace & Wild Inc.
Prior to joining Grace & Wild, Jim founded Innoware Consulting an
Internet technology practice after serving as President and Chief
Operating Officer of Rootlevel Inc., one of the Midwest's leading web
application development companies. Jim graduated from Wayne State
University with a B.S. in Psychology, and did additional Master's work
at the University of Detroit. |
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MEMRI is actively seeking members who share its
vision, to join its newly-formed board of advisors. The board meets
approximately four times a year to help guide MEMRI and further its
goals. |
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