Joseph may remember the first time I had to take my
previous EMR product (MUFFIN) through conformance
testing. It took months of planning, documentation,
test server and configuration, and then finally a week
of testing - basically going through point by point of
the system specification. I was als
Irving Buchbinder wrote:
> A thought about storage for Minoru or upcomming back storage needs:
>
> I can't speak for each project, however, the FreeMED Software Foundation
> would be willing to MIRROR such archives, indeed host that sort of activity.
> I'm sure we can find groups/Open Source works
A thought about storage for Minoru or upcomming back storage needs:
I can't speak for each project, however, the FreeMED Software Foundation
would be willing to MIRROR such archives, indeed host that sort of activity.
I'm sure we can find groups/Open Source works who will also be willing to
put fo
I totally agree with you, it's just a matter of timing.
There is an archive now and it works. The current system has worked OK
for eight years now, and is the same system used to archive this list.
"If it's not broken don't fix it" is an old developer saying that
applies here.
Let's revisit th
I also think this has gone too far off topic but the responses you have
given don't correspond to the statements
made earlier and assume rationality on the parts of various governments,
which has been shown not to be
a good assumption worldwide. I have no problem with incorporation in
Malaysia.
richard,
i disagree, as a project manager interested in combatting
unnecessary scope creep, i think the goal here is to successfully
launch a single international version of oscha, not to simultaneously
launch multiple national iterations. if this were a meeting, my
view is that molly
David Forslund wrote:
> Tim.Churches wrote:
> > David Forslund wrote:
> > > Molly,
> > >
> > > Incorporating OSHCA in the US doesn't necessarily imply US domination.
> >
> > No, but US citizens need to be sensitive to the negative feelings
> > towards the US which are present and growing in
Richard Schilling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Nobody said there is no need for a US component!
I said in a recent email that most of FOSS is from US!!
Sri Lanka has two major FOSS projects working with those in the US. The Apache
project and our own Sahana desaster management project with
Thomas Beale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Richard Schilling wrote: Is OSHCA
going to be opening offices for
trading around the world?
where is the staff?
NandA
- thomas
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Richard Schilling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Richard,
What you say seems fine. But software patents can cause problems to us here.
Most software come from the US and software is so expensive that there is
rampant piracy of software in many countires. Recent WTO agreements have made
this
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