By Audacious Inquiry Team on Tuesday, April 22, 2008 3:45 PM

One of AI's most ambitious and exciting projects, the aging-focused web portal www.freedomyears.com, launched for the public today.




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By Audacious Inquiry Team on 4/22/2008 3:39 PM

We're honored and thrilled to have received Howard County (Md)'s recognition this morning at its 14th Annual Committee for Business and Economic Diversity (CBED) Howard County Recognized Five Business Stars at its 14th Annual CBED Diversity Awards Program. Read More »

By Audacious Inquiry Team on 4/17/2008 1:01 PM

MIT professors have done some great research to show that 'net promoter score,' a popular mechanism for evaluating customer satisfaction, is correlated with profitability. Read More »

By Audacious Inquiry Team on Monday, April 14, 2008 9:44 PM

This audio report from iHealthBeat hits on a point we've been harping on for several months now. We believe that the power of the social networking idiom and web 2.0 technologies will drive adoption of electronic health resources. Read More »

By Audacious Inquiry Team on 4/8/2008 7:38 PM

Audacious Inquiry, LLC, a leading management and technology firm, announces two milestones in its rapid growth. In the March 7th issue of the Baltimore Business Journal, Audacious Inquiry was recognized as one of the largest web design firms in the region. Audacious Inquiry has also received 8(a) certification as a minority-owned, disadvantaged business from the U.S. Small Business Administration, which will facilitate its expansion into federal government markets. Read More »

By Audacious Inquiry Team on Tuesday, April 08, 2008 6:26 PM

Undoubtedly, the portability of medical records, enabled by a variety of new technologies and business processes, will significantly impact the healthcare industry in the months and years ahead. We should expect that HIE (Health Information Exchange) efforts will begin to bear fruit, and the organic and acquisitive expansion of health systems, as well as the increasing sophistication of these systems’ information technology infrastructure, will facilitate greater portability and exchange. Read More »

By Audacious Inquiry Team on Thursday, April 03, 2008 7:00 PM

Audacious Inquiry, LLC announced today that it will serve as the integration partner for a new initiative of the Northern Virginia Regional Health Information Organization (NOVARHIO) in Fairfax County. Read More »

By Audacious Inquiry Team on 2/18/2008 7:00 AM

Audacious Inquiry, LLC, a growing management and technology consulting firm, announced today it has signed a new lease with the Howard county center for Business and Technolgy Development's Neotech Incubator. the company has also announced the addition of three senior technologists to their expanding team Read More »

By Audacious Inquiry Team on 1/29/2008 4:15 PM

TEDCO, Maryland's Technology Development Corporation, released a new study of technology incubators on the state economy Read More »

By Audacious Inquiry Team on Friday, December 14, 2007 4:30 PM

I recently attended a plenary session with an Audacious Inquiry colleague, Edmond Magny, for the NOVA RHIO. The NOVA RHIO group has been formally meeting for the past 18 months discussing approaches to health information exchange in the Northern Virginia area and strategies to address the inherent challenges in this kind of effort. We attended the session to get a better grasp on where in the process the NOVA group is, to understand the current participants and stakeholders at the table and to understand the current funding realities. The session began (as most do) with a 30 minute meet and greet for the attendees. This latest group had grown considerably larger (according to those with prior attendance) and signaled progress in moving the group to action. Toward Read More »

By Audacious Inquiry Team on 11/23/2007 3:50 PM

It's been just a few weeks since AI's newest team members arrived, and they've certainly hit the ground running! Mrinal Bhasker, who joins us most recently from EMC, has been engaged in a number of client projects that have technology components. He is also reviewing AI's existing development processes with an eye towards taking our efforts to the next level of professionalism and performance. All this while settling his wife and baby into a new home. Mary Fabro, who was involved in an AI project over the summer, has rejoined the team after completing a consulting engagement at AOL for Microstrategy. She is working in close coordination with Mrinal and AI engagement managers to streamline communication and workflow with our offshore resources. The management of daily deliverables and milestones has dramatically improved the efficiency of our development team. As our pipelines of both new projects and talent l Read More »

By Audacious Inquiry Team on 11/12/2007 10:02 AM

Welcome to the new home of AI's blogs. The approach we intend to take is two-fold. First, the team will maintain the Audacious In Action blog, which will chronicle life at AI as we grow from a start-up venture to a larger enterprise. Second, our individual team members will be volunteering to blog on topics of interest to them personally.
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By Audacious Inquiry Team on Friday, October 19, 2007 7:00 AM

A collaborative project between Erickson Retirement Communities and St. Agnes Hospital has established instant patient data exchange between their respective Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems, marking the first time in the United States that such a system has been developed between a hospital and a continuing care retirement provider. Audacious Inquiry led the integration team. Read More »

By Audacious Inquiry Team on 6/1/2007 7:00 AM

Audacious Inquiry has announced the opening of its headquarters in Howard County's Center for Business and Technology Development. The move coincides with the addition of three experienced professionals to the AI team Read More »

By Audacious Inquiry Team on 4/29/2007 7:00 AM

Sophomore guard and Audacious Inquiry alumnus David Rodriguez scored his first collegiate points in Vanderbilt’s 77-44 first round victory over George Washington University in the N.C.A.A. men’s basketball tournament Read More »