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David Finney
Feb 26, 2010
Audacious Inquiry was named a top management consulting firm in the Baltimore region by the Baltimore Business Journal (February 5-11 issue).
Megan Wright
Dec 30, 2009
Last Thursday, the Maryland Hospital Association (MHA) hosted its first Health IT Executive Forum focusing on Federal and State Health IT Initiatives and Principles for Progressing in a Health IT-enabled Future in Maryland at its headquarters in Elkridge, Maryland.
Kristen Bova
Nov 12, 2009
An EMR trainer's perspective on clinicians' acceptance of EMRs.
In November 2009, American Public University System, a leading and accredited higher-education institution offering undergraduate and graduate degrees online, unveiled its new face on the Internet. With a competitive and rapidly evolving landscape in the online education sector, increasing complexity of APUS's business, evolving sophistication of web users, and expansion of available web communication and interaction tools, APUS faced the challenge of delivering a completely new face that reflects the sophistication, mission, and aspiration of the enterprise.
Christopher Brandt
Oct 23, 2009
It is a privilege to welcome a number of capable professionals to Audacious Inquiry.
Christopher Brandt was recently nominated by Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley to serve as a board member on the Maryland Small Business Development Financing Authority (MSBDFA). MSBDFA provides financial assistance to socially and economically disadvantaged small business owners throughout the state.
David Finney
Sep 21, 2009
With the flurry of activity taking place both in Maryland and throughout the nation to implement electronic health records and make them interoperable via health information exchanges, the topic has received an increased amount of media attention.
Deliberations from the GE Centricity EMR technology conference
Megan Wright
Aug 07, 2009
On Wednesday, Maryland’s Health Services Cost Review Commission (HSCRC), the state entity that determines reimbursement rates for hospitals, awarded $10 million in startup funding to Chesapeake Regional Information System for our Patients (CRISP) to build and operate a statewide health information exchange.
Megan Wright
Aug 03, 2009
On Wednesday, July 8th, American Public University System, an accredited higher-education institution offering undergraduate and graduate degrees online, hosted hundreds of prospective students in a cutting-edge virtual environment.
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Megan Wright
Dec 30, 2009
Last Thursday, the Maryland Hospital Association (MHA) hosted its first Health IT Executive Forum focusing on Federal and State Health IT Initiatives and Principles for Progressing in a Health IT-enabled Future in Maryland at its headquarters in Elkridge, Maryland.
Kristen Bova
Nov 12, 2009
An EMR trainer's perspective on clinicians' acceptance of EMRs.
David Finney
Sep 21, 2009
With the flurry of activity taking place both in Maryland and throughout the nation to implement electronic health records and make them interoperable via health information exchanges, the topic has received an increased amount of media attention.
Deliberations from the GE Centricity EMR technology conference
Megan Wright
Aug 07, 2009
On Wednesday, Maryland’s Health Services Cost Review Commission (HSCRC), the state entity that determines reimbursement rates for hospitals, awarded $10 million in startup funding to Chesapeake Regional Information System for our Patients (CRISP) to build and operate a statewide health information exchange.
Kristen Bova
Jun 05, 2009
The Maryland/DC/Virginia region is quickly becoming a hotbed for health information exchange (HIE).
Kristen Bova
May 26, 2009
On Tuesday, AI team members Scott Afzal, David Finney, and Christopher Brandt showed their support as Governor Martin O’Malley signed into law Maryland House Bill 706.
Kristen Bova
May 22, 2009
Since the stimulus bill was signed into law in February of this year, in effect mandating incentives and penalties for health care providers tied to the meaningful use of electronic health records (EHRs), there has been an explosion of rhetoric around EHRs. Though EHRs are certainly a topic of concern for all providers, it appears two other important initiatives have been overshadowed by the debate.
Kristen Bova
May 20, 2009
On Tuesday, May 19th, the Maryland state legislature took a big step forward in encouraging the adoption of health IT among the state’s providers. Following passage by the state Senate and House, Governor Martin O’Malley signed into law House Bill 706 (HB706).
Kristen Bova
May 14, 2009
Last Thursday, I attended a conference in Washington, D.C. that focused on health reform in long term care. As I listened to the impassioned speakers, each with broad ranging ideas for health reform, they all seemed to have one goal in common: to ensure long term care is given the attention it deserves and is not pushed aside amid the larger debate about health reform.
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In November 2009, American Public University System, a leading and accredited higher-education institution offering undergraduate and graduate degrees online, unveiled its new face on the Internet. With a competitive and rapidly evolving landscape in the online education sector, increasing complexity of APUS's business, evolving sophistication of web users, and expansion of available web communication and interaction tools, APUS faced the challenge of delivering a completely new face that reflects the sophistication, mission, and aspiration of the enterprise.
Megan Wright
Aug 03, 2009
On Wednesday, July 8th, American Public University System, an accredited higher-education institution offering undergraduate and graduate degrees online, hosted hundreds of prospective students in a cutting-edge virtual environment.
David Finney
Apr 03, 2009
An article in this morning's Wall Street Journal points out that many services firms, from consultancies to ad agencies to law firms, are resorting to performance-based compensation models as a way of differentiating themselves in the currently brutal business environment.
David Finney
Apr 01, 2009
AI has relaunched the website of CRISP, the collaborative health information exchange planning group comprised of Erickson Retirement Communities, Johns Hopkins Medicine, MedStar Health, and the University of Maryland Medical System. As HIE activities move forward in Maryland, the website will serve as an informational resource for consumers and healthcare institutions alike. The site was developed using the DotNetNuke open source content management framework. Over the last several weeks, with the increased prominence of health IT generally and CRISP specifically -- for instance, CRISP leaders David Horrocks and Mark Kelemen were recently interviewed on Baltimore's WYPR public radio -- traffic to the CRISP website has risen dramatically.
David Finney
Mar 09, 2009
Maryland's Department of Information Technology has recommended that Audacious Inquiry receive a Master Contract award through its Consulting & Technical Services (CATS) II contracting vehicle.
Rachel Azaroff
Dec 05, 2008
The Federal Government furthers its use of Web 2.0 including blogs, social networks and virtual worlds.
"CMMI" stands for Capability Maturity Model Integration. Simply put, CMMI is a numeric scale used to “rate” the maturity of a software development process or team. CMMI maturity levels are increasingly used by government agencies and Fortune 500 companies to evaluate the potential for organizations to deliver quality solutions on-time and within budget.
Mark Perdomo
Dec 17, 2008
Traditional SEO (search engine optimization) campaigns have focused on building links. However, the ways in which businesses will need to execute link strategies are evolving daily due to social media, blogs, and even search engine algorithm changes.
Generally, section 508 (29 U.S.C. ‘749d)
requires that Federal agencies' electronic and information technology
is accessible to people with disabilities. As government agencies move more and more toward online and web-based tools, IT government contractors will be required to understand and adhere to these requirements. Section 1194.22 of the Act specifically refers to “Web-based Intranet and Internet Information and Applications.”
Rachel Azaroff
Oct 02, 2008
Social networking is gaining traction in the government space. Two AI team members attended a panel on this subject yesterday morning hosted by the American Council for Technology.
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Megan Wright
Aug 03, 2009
On Wednesday, July 8th, American Public University System, an accredited higher-education institution offering undergraduate and graduate degrees online, hosted hundreds of prospective students in a cutting-edge virtual environment.
David Finney
Mar 25, 2009
It's long been a conventional wisdom of consumer product marketers that "supermarkets are places of high impulse buying -- fully 60 to 70 percent of purchases there were unplanned, grocery industry studies have shown us." So said psychologist and market researcher Paco Underhill in his 1999 book Why We Buy: The Science of Shopping. In a newly published research paper, AI senior partner David Bell and two colleagues challenge this long-held view, uncovering evidence that far fewer of grocery shoppers' purchases are impulsive and, further, that impulsive shopping is driven less by in-store merchandising and more by traits of the individual purchaser. The research will cause many marketers to reconsider their approaches to marketing grocery-store products from toothpaste to tomato sauce.
Christopher Brandt
Jul 25, 2008
While Americans bought almost $130 billion worth of goods and services from online retailers like Amazon, that figure still comprises only about four percent of the nation's retail sales.
A number of innovators, though, are finding other compelling ways to monetize internet ventures.
Christopher Brandt
Jul 16, 2008
The link between product demand and pricing magnitude is intuitive and a fundamental tenet of economics. Less intuitive, but also important, is the link between pricing policy, product consumption, and customer retention.
Christopher Brandt
Jun 03, 2008
According to Charlene Yi, in Groundswell, recommended to me and AI by a friend, Wally Boston, the need for more and new ’Web 2.0’ platforms built to serve the older American demographic is questionable. With the wave of Boomer retirement still far from over - and online habits of the segment far from established - how can this be so?
Christopher Brandt
Apr 17, 2008
MIT professors have done some great research to show that 'net promoter score,' a popular mechanism for evaluating customer satisfaction, is correlated with profitability.
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David Finney
Feb 26, 2010
Audacious Inquiry was named a top management consulting firm in the Baltimore region by the Baltimore Business Journal (February 5-11 issue).
Megan Wright
Dec 30, 2009
Last Thursday, the Maryland Hospital Association (MHA) hosted its first Health IT Executive Forum focusing on Federal and State Health IT Initiatives and Principles for Progressing in a Health IT-enabled Future in Maryland at its headquarters in Elkridge, Maryland.
Christopher Brandt
Oct 23, 2009
It is a privilege to welcome a number of capable professionals to Audacious Inquiry.
Christopher Brandt was recently nominated by Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley to serve as a board member on the Maryland Small Business Development Financing Authority (MSBDFA). MSBDFA provides financial assistance to socially and economically disadvantaged small business owners throughout the state.
David Finney
Jun 20, 2009
For the second year in a row, AI received recognition as a finalist in Maryland's statewide Incubator Company of the Year Awards.
Kristen Bova
May 26, 2009
On Tuesday, AI team members Scott Afzal, David Finney, and Christopher Brandt showed their support as Governor Martin O’Malley signed into law Maryland House Bill 706.
Edmond Magny
Apr 21, 2009
David Finney, AI’s Marketing Director, has been elected the new President of the Board of Directors for the Shepherd’s Clinic.
David Finney
Apr 03, 2009
An article in this morning's Wall Street Journal points out that many services firms, from consultancies to ad agencies to law firms, are resorting to performance-based compensation models as a way of differentiating themselves in the currently brutal business environment.
David Finney
Apr 01, 2009
AI has relaunched the website of CRISP, the collaborative health information exchange planning group comprised of Erickson Retirement Communities, Johns Hopkins Medicine, MedStar Health, and the University of Maryland Medical System. As HIE activities move forward in Maryland, the website will serve as an informational resource for consumers and healthcare institutions alike. The site was developed using the DotNetNuke open source content management framework. Over the last several weeks, with the increased prominence of health IT generally and CRISP specifically -- for instance, CRISP leaders David Horrocks and Mark Kelemen were recently interviewed on Baltimore's WYPR public radio -- traffic to the CRISP website has risen dramatically.
David Finney
Mar 25, 2009
It's long been a conventional wisdom of consumer product marketers that "supermarkets are places of high impulse buying -- fully 60 to 70 percent of purchases there were unplanned, grocery industry studies have shown us." So said psychologist and market researcher Paco Underhill in his 1999 book Why We Buy: The Science of Shopping. In a newly published research paper, AI senior partner David Bell and two colleagues challenge this long-held view, uncovering evidence that far fewer of grocery shoppers' purchases are impulsive and, further, that impulsive shopping is driven less by in-store merchandising and more by traits of the individual purchaser. The research will cause many marketers to reconsider their approaches to marketing grocery-store products from toothpaste to tomato sauce.
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