Testimony of Rachelle Chong Special Counsel, Advanced Information and Communications Technology, Office of the Chief Information Officer, State of California Before Congress of the United States, House of Representatives, COMMITTEE ON ENERGY AND COMMERCE May 13, 2010 -10 AM It is a great honor and [...]
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Sixth-graders at Stevenson Middle School in Boyle Heights will get personal notebook computers to take home as part of a pilot program to provide technology to low-income students. Read More>>>
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In less than 60 days, doctors in remote areas in California will be able to forward X-rays and scans through secure networks to specialists at various UC medical centers for consultation. The specialists will then be able to send back their diagnoses via these networks [...]
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Each seventh-grader at Central Middle School in Riverside soon will receive a free Netbook computer connecting school to home, a boon for those whose families can't afford them. Central is one of two schools in California to get the School2Home program, Riverside Unified School District [...]
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AT&T's $27 million contract to provide Managed Network Service to the University of California's California Telehealth Network (CTN) is another sign that service providers are finding a new revenue stream from the healthcare industry's telehealth drive. Read More>>>
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A consortium leading a $30 million telehealth project in California has tapped AT&T to connect hundreds of healthcare providers throughout the state. AT&T will provide the consortium, which is led by the University of California Office of the President and the UC Davis Health System, [...]
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A telehealth consortium led by the University of California Office of the President and the UC Davis Health System - formed to create a statewide broadband system for health care - has selected AT&T to build a secure, medical-grade telecommunications system as part of the [...]
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The Commerce Department last week announced a $7.25 million investment to boost economic opportunities in some low-income communities in California. The California Emerging Technology Fund will coordinate a campaign using local partner organizations and others to disseminate information about broadband training and services to 5 [...]
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A $500,000 grant that will be used to provide computers and training to students and small-business owners in the Iron Triangle area of Richmond was announced this week. The grant from the California Emerging Technology Fund is intended to narrow the "digital divide" that leaves [...]
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