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Deal Radar 2010: OmniGuide

Posted on Wednesday, Jan 6th 2010

OmniGuide, Inc. develops and commercializes high-precision, flexible, minimally invasive surgical instruments. OmniGuide’s family of indication-targeted fiber-optic scalpels enable flexible delivery of clinically beneficial CO2 laser energy, thereby broadening the field of minimally invasive surgery.

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Building A National Health Information Network: NaviNet’s Brad Waugh and Tom Morrison (Part 7)

Posted on Tuesday, Jan 5th 2010

SM: How does the architectural approach change things on the clinical side? TM: On the clinical side it is exactly the same thing. ONC has put together the quality metrics for meaningful use. The metrics on the list were designed around elements which will improve quality and remove costs from the system.

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Deal Radar 2010: Chegg

Posted on Tuesday, Jan 5th 2010

This year’s Deal Radar series begins with a company that is direct competition for your campus bookstore, Chegg. Chegg is an online textbook rental company whose name is a play on the well-known conundrum of which came first, the chicken or the egg. Founded in 2003 by Aayush Phumbhra, Josh Carlson, and Osman Rashid, Chegg

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Building A National Health Information Network: NaviNet’s Brad Waugh and Tom Morrison (Part 6)

Posted on Monday, Jan 4th 2010

SM: Suppose the government mandated that all insurance providers in America standardize on a payment system similar to yours. What would the total cost savings be? BW: Our marketing department estimates that based on our 812,000 providers, if you take a combination of what we are saving today on both the provider and the payment

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Building A National Health Information Network: NaviNet’s Brad Waugh and Tom Morrison (Part 5)

Posted on Sunday, Jan 3rd 2010

SM: Are you doing anything with electronic health records? TM: We believe that a far more effective way to create the broad, automated records needed is to automate information outside the office and present it as a package to a treating physician. Our model has the ability to do that. We are doing that today

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Catching Up On Readings: New Year’s Resolution

Posted on Sunday, Jan 3rd 2010

I was reflecting back on 2009, and thinking what would be a good synthesis of the work I have been doing, and how I might succinctly summarize a New Year’s resolution for myself. Here is what I have come up with: Through the Entrepreneur Journeys project, I have come to conclude that the most vulnerable

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Campaign In Poetry, Govern In Prose

Posted on Sunday, Jan 3rd 2010

I am, quite obviously, in a reflective mood. Fareed Zakaria was just taking stock of Obama’s presidency so far on CNN, and quoted Mario Como: “You campaign in poetry and govern in prose.” Reminded me of Bengali poet Sukanta Bhattacharya’s famous line: “Poetry, we do not need you anymore. A world devastated by hunger is

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Next Roundtable January 7, 2010

Posted on Sunday, Jan 3rd 2010

Many of you have read my New Year’s resolution post, and asked me how you can help further the entrepreneurship movement.

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