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Thomson Reuters Develops New Data Sharing Platform
Solution Enables Medicaid Agencies, Healthcare Providers, and Health Plans to Get More Value from Health Information Exchanges… With health care reform on the horizon, state government leaders, Medicaid agencies, hospital and physician associations, and other medical associations are formulating strategies for tapping federal stimulus money to create interoperable health information exchanges or HIEs.
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Thomson Reuters Study Offers New Insight On How Physicians Prescribe Psychiatric Drugs
A study published outlines the medical conditions that U.S. physicians reported treating with psychiatric drugs.
Health Care System Wastes Up to $850 Billion Annually, Report Says
According to a report by Thomson Reuters, the American health care system wastes between $505 billion and $850 billion every year, which is up to a third of the nation's total health care costs.
Thomson Reuters Survey: Americans Skeptical That Healthcare Reform Will Improve Quality or Affordability
Data Shows Deep Division Along Party Lines; Majority of Americans Willing to Shoulder Higher Taxes
Hospital Profit Margins Improving
A study shows that fewer institutions are in the red and that cash reserves are increasing.
Thomson Reuters Names Top Health Systems for Quality, Efficiency
Healthcare information technology played a roll in hospitals that scored in the top 10 in Thomson Reuters' new list for quality and efficiency.
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Thomson Reuters Introduces International Pro Bono Project Connecting NGOs to Lawyers
Thomson Reuters Legal CEO Peter Warwick introduced a new international pro bono legal service during a session with former United Nations International Atomic Energy Agency Director Mohamed ElBaradei at LegalTech New York on Monday.
Westlaw Business Islamic Finance Center Expands To Include AAOIFI Islamic Finance Standards
Westlaw Business, part of Thomson Reuters, and the Accounting and Auditing Organization for Islamic Financial Institutions (AAOIFI) today announced their agreement to provide current standards and other Islamic finance industry information for global business law professionals within the Westlaw Business Islamic Finance Centre.
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Thomson Reuters Launches WestlawNext—The Next Chapter in Legal Research
At a flashy, live music and multimedia event this week, at LegalTech in New York, Thomson Reuters Legal (TRL) formally introduced what it is calling "the next generation in legal research."
Thomson Reuters Introduces New IP Offering for Law Firms
The Legal business of Thomson Reuters announced a new combined offering for U.S. law firms: Westlaw Patents + Thomson Innovation. This new offering pairs the authoritative legal content of Westlaw with the rich patent research capabilities of Thomson Innovation. It is designed to help legal professionals work smarter and more efficiently across the patent workflow-from patent prosecution to litigation.
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PODCAST: Thomson Reuters SVP Plea to Publishers: Go Mobile, but Focus on Companion Products & Mobile Commerce
In brief: Gearing up for the Open Mobile Summit, the deal-making mobile industry happening and conference taking place tomorrow in London, with a sneak preview of the key points Alisa Bowen, featured speaker and Senior VP consumer publishing at Thomson Reuters, plans to make during her panel. A special focus: the pivotal importance of iPhone and iPad apps and the business imperative to pursue monetization models beyond ad-funded and freemium.
OpenCalais joins DocumentCloud, set to host a wealth of primary sources
Big news for researchers as DocumentCloud, a consortium and repository of primary source documents, announced a partnership with Thomson Reuters' high-volume text identification and tagging program OpenCalais.
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Reuters Project Charts the Recession
Reuters has launched an interactive multimedia project, Times of Crisis, charting the global impact of the current financial climate.
ReviewCam: OpenCalais -- "Semantic Plumbing"
When we look back, years from now, this decade's Internet Search may seem prehistoric. Perhaps that's why so many companies (including the usual suspects) have begun working toward an enlightened future. Thomson Reuters is one such company, and its OpenCalais project provides what the company likes to call semantic plumbing; you can see what that means in our ReviewCam.
Thomson Reuters; Building the Modern Media Company
I had a meeting this morning with Brian Rhoads, managing editor of the Americas, and Martin Howell, editor in charge of companies’ news, of Reuters News. We had a wide-ranging discussion on the competitive landscape, the new demands on the reporters and the business model following Thomson’s acquisition of Reuters. Here are the important comments made by these two senior journalists:
Why I Believe in the Link Economy
“Do unto others”It’s a simple standard my mom taught me when I was a kid – yours probably taught it too. It isn’t always easy, but in business it’s a good guiding light if you don’t want your company to be evil.
Thomson Reuters Opens Customer Service Hub in Manila
Multimedia news agency Thomson Reuters has opened a new customer service facility in Fort Bonifacio in Taguig, making Manila the site of its primary English language support center.
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World University Rankings 2010-2011
The Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2010-11 were developed in concert with our new rankings data provider, Thomson Reuters, with input from more than 50 leading figures in the sector from 15 countries across every continent, and through 10 months of extensive consultation.
EBSCO Publishing and Thomson Reuters Agreement Enables Mutual Customers Access to Web of Science via EBSCO Discovery Service
Swine Flu, Space Interest Scientists Most in 2009
Science marches on, sometimes with headlines and awards, but most often with little fanfare.
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China Doubles Research Output, Leaving West in Its Wake
Research output in China has exploded in the past five years, far outpacing activity in the rest of the world, according to a new report by Thomson Reuters. China has already overtaken the EU and Japan and will leapfrog the US within the next decade, the report predicts.
Nobel Fever: Place Your Bets
Who'll be tapped for a trip to Stockholm this year?
High-Impact Reseachers: Thomson Reuters Predicts Science and Economics Noble Laureates
Thomson Reuters today announced the 2009 Thomson Reuters Citation Laureates — researchers likely to be in contention for Nobel honors — in anticipation of this year’s Nobel Prize winners in the sciences and in economics to be announced from October 5-12.
Thomson Reuters Ships Endnote X3 For Mac Os X
Today Thomson Reuters announced the immediate availability of EndNote® X3 for Mac® OS X – the bibliographic management software that includes EndNote Web and is used by millions of researchers, librarians and students worldwide.
Journal of Foot & Ankle Surgery® Now Abstracted and Indexed by Thomson Reuters
Elsevier announced that the Journal of Foot & Ankle Surgery (JFAS), the Official Journal of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (http://www.acfas.org), has been accepted for coverage by multiple Thomson Reuters abstracting and indexing services, including Journal Citation Reports®.
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Thomson Reuters Launches Accounting CS Platform
The Tax & Accounting business of Thomson Reuters this week announced the launch of its Accounting CS platform, which is designed to take a new approach to professional accounting software by combining write-up, live and after-the-fact payroll, trial balance, financial reporting, and client accounting into a single unified platform.
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Thomson Reuters Adds State Apportionment Planning
The Tax & Accounting business of Thomson Reuters has released a state apportionment planning tool on its Checkpoint online research service.
Thomson Reuters Unveils Next Generation Software, Services
Thomson Reuters has unveiled what it has billed as its next-generation software and services, the Accounting CS payroll system and Virtual Client Office, along with new enhancements to its Source Document Processing offering.
Thomson Reuters Partners with Bill Payment Service
Thomson Reuters has joined with Palo Alto, Calif.-based Bill.com to offer accountants using Thomson’s CS Professional Suite software a way to handle bill payment workflow online and help clients stay organized.
Thomson Expands in Tax Software with Abacus
Thomson Reuters has agreed a deal worth under $50m (£30m) to take over Abacus Enterprise, a London-based tax software business owned by Deloitte, in one of the largest moves beyond its US home market for the business information group’s tax and accounting division.
Thomson Reuters — FileCabinet CS
FileCabinet CS is a document management solution primarily designed for integration with the Thomson Reuters CS Professional Suite.
