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>> Macromedia annuncia la linea di prodotti Flex 2.0 e Flash Player 8.5 - ITportal - applications che unisce la raggiungibilità del desktop software Flex Enterprise Services 2 – un data service che supporta testing tutto il mondo e le nuove versioni raggiungono l’80% dei computer .

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>> Precyse Solution's Servais Selected to Speak at Computer-Assisted Coding Software Workshop (SYS-CON Media) - Precyse Solutions announced today that Cheryl Servais, MPH, RHIA, Vice President Compliance and Privacy Officer, has been selected to speak at the upcoming Computer-Assisted Coding Software Standards Workshop on September 6-8 in Arlington, Virginia. The workshop is sponsored by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) and its Foundation on Research and Education (FORE) and .

>> Pressure grows on NHS software firm (Guardian Unlimited) - Installation dates for an early wave of patient-administration computer systems at 21 acute hospital trusts - almost half using iSoft software - have already been subject to widespread delays only a month after the deadlines were published, prompting further concern over the NHS's £6.2bn IT overhaul..

>> Precyse Solution's Servais Selected to Speak at Computer-Assisted Coding Software Workshop (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) - Precyse Solutions announced today that Cheryl Servais, MPH, RHIA, Vice President Compliance and Privacy Officer, has been selected to speak at the upcoming Computer-Assisted Coding Software Standards Workshop on September 6-8 in Arlington, Virginia..

>> Right software changes shutterbug to moviemaker (USA Today) - Here's a look at the many software solutions that can help you join the do-it-yourself video revolution. They'll all help you compile clips and photos to burn to DVD, but some have added bells and whistles that can crowd your computer's system resources..

>> Vietnam's Communist Party gets help from Intel (InfoWorld) - ( InfoWorld ) - The Vietnamese Communist Party's decision to move its computer systems to open-source software got a boost on Friday from Intel, the world's largest chip maker. Under terms of a memorandum of understanding signed on Friday, Intel will help the Communist Party's Central Committee for Science and Education (CCSE) set up a laboratory, called OpenLab, for testing and .

>> Dr. Mac: Rants & Raves - Killer Software That’s Either Free or Inexpensive (The Mac Observer) - There's nothing I like better than great software that's either free or inexpensive; here are a few of my current faves...

>> Pressure grows on NHS software firm (Guardian Unlimited) - Accountancy watchdog puts software company iSoft under the spotlight as NHS IT projects experience widespread delays..

>> Picasa software has the makings of a classic (Richmond Times-Dispatch) - Google is testing a new version of its excellent (and free) Picasa photo-management software that features -- finally -- tools for creating Web albums..

>> New Software Exposes Personal Data On DOE Web Site (TechWeb via Yahoo! News) - The U.S. Department of Education is the latest federal agency to suffer an embarrassing breach of data privacy this summer, as a software glitch mixes up personal data for people accessing their student loan information online..

>> Vietnamese Communist Party gets Intel onboard (PC Advisor) - The Vietnamese Communist Party's decision to move its computer systems to open-source software got a boost today from Intel, the world's largest chip maker. .