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Business. theyjust have to do that. we work on ideas and we work like on new technology but i cannot enforce that and i can t see to the team we must be in because the advice has been to give our teams that affect the ability of working from home and get that advice comes from the executive i will need to speak to making tomorrow and say very clearly you have the choice to work from home so it s going to be very difficult to try and as an employer take that forward as yes you need to come into work or know you are completely flexible. it leaves employers in a difficult situation. thank you. well, in scotland, ....
It wasn t obamacare supposed to help cut out some of the wasteful spending in medicine? theoretically, alisyn, here is where i come in on this. 750 billion dollars a year, according to the institute of medicine per year is wasted on duplication, on unnecessary services, on high prices, uneven prices, on new technology that s coming in, complex solutions that we re very excited about that haven t been integrated into the system. i have a question. can you add 32 million more patients to that system without make it go more efficient first? no, you can t. and if you are going to try it make it more efficient, who do you trust to do that, the government. the most inefficient system in the world or private solutions where, you know, the companies will say, and i m talking hospitals now, cleveland clinic, mayo clinic, my own medical center. medical centers are saying what can we do to have more teamwork and computerize and make prices more uniform, what can we do to decrease complexity, pr ....
The total population. can you believe that? and the reality is, as we all know we re doing a lot more than just talking these days on our cell phones, texting, a whole different way to communicate, and it is literally taking over. get this: it is estimated we send nearly 5 billion text messages every day in this country, according to the wireless association. so, it is no surprise that more and more politicians are now turning to sms for campaigning, california senate hopeful carly fiorina, california gubernatorial candidate meg whitman, and, senate majority leader harry reid among thy growing list of politicians who are texting voters and collecting their mobile phone numbers, to reach out. we re definitely embarking on new technology, many campaigns have not been brave and bold enough to be able to step into the realm, but whee are comfortable and have had excellent results and made thousands.thousan upon thousand calls through the technology. ....