He called for harnessing information technology to cut health care costs.
The potential benefit of harnessing information technology to allow better liaison should be investigated.
The argument is nuanced, and Mr. Simon does not deny that there is "the potential for authoritarian overreach," but he comes down fairly clearly on the side of those who called for the N.S.A. to harness modern information technology more aggressively than it did before the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.
We developed provider and patient-directed interventions that harness health information technology to enhance provider recognition of CKD and delivery of guideline concordant care and augment patient understanding and engagement in CKD care.
Tony Cordesman, an American strategist, reckons that no European country bar Britain has made a serious effort to harness the latest information technology.
The author suggests that such strategies have a powerful capability to harness information and communications technologies and to ensure the delivery of wide-ranging benefits.
Mexico, for instance, has come up with an innovative system of cash transfers, Progresa, that is now being tried in New York City.A third approach is to harness the power of information technology (IT).
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak credits Engelbart and his landmark 1962 paper, "Augmenting Human Intellect: A Conceptual Framework" — a blueprint for how technology can harness information and help people collaborate with one another — "for everything we have in the way computers work today".
Mr Naidu's fans say the exercise is a bold experiment with national implications: harnessing India's prowess in information technology to benefit its poor.
Information technology is being harnessed in every corner of the industry and the planet.
We're going to challenge each of our 57 regional VA offices to come up with the best ways of doing business, harnessing the best information technologies, breaking through the bureaucracy.
