NewsOK member benefits

TOPIC | Information Technology

Health IT Online Degree
Earn Your Degree in Health Information Technology at Capella.
www.Capella.edu

Sevocity EHR - Easy EHR!
Electronic Health Records - Easy Affordable - 877-777-2298
www.sevocity.com

BC-Markets-At-A-Glance May 17, 2013 NEW YORK (AP) — A snapshot of major stock and commodities market indicators Friday: 2,207 advances, 836 declines Most Active: Bk of Amer 13.43 +0.07 Comp Sales: 3,377,303,733 Arca Comp Sales: 907,311,065 1,708 advances, 751 declines Most Active: Cisco Sys 24.24 +0.353 Nasdaq Sales: 1,760,243,240 DJ... Read More

Business briefs for May 14 May 14, 2013 Business briefs Locomotives revealed NEWARK, N.J. — Amtrak has unveiled at a plant in California the first of 70 new locomotives, marking what the national passenger railroad service said it hopes will be a new era of better reliability, streamlined maintenance and more energy efficiency. On a broader... Read More

OKC Boxscore: Weekly civic affairs beat summary

May 13, 2013 William Crum: The week in review, and what's ahead, in Oklahoma City civic affairs. Read More

State fee increases offset Oklahoma income tax cut

May 13, 2013 A 48 percent increase in money the state raked in from fees, licenses and permits last fiscal year far exceeds the savings tax officials say Oklahomans can expect to receive from a legislatively approved one-quarter percent cut in the state's highest income tax rate. Read More

School test glitches teach valuable lesson May 10, 2013 “School test snags show need for better contingency plans” (Our Views, May 3) should serve as a valuable lesson for not only the state Education Department but for other state and federal agencies and for private-sector companies. The lesson: When information technology is the underpinning for a core... Read More

Repair work on Oklahoma state Capitol could begin by this summer

May 05, 2013 The yellow fencing and barricades on the south side of the Capitol won't be coming down soon. Read More

Technology renews questions among some in Oklahoma about end time, 'mark of the beast' May 04, 2013 Could technology be indicators of biblical prophecy about the “mark of the beast” as mentioned in the Book of Revelation? An Oklahoma pastor and two Bible scholars share their views on recent concerns about the “mark of the beast.” Read More

Oklahoma corrections officials misreported fund balances to governor May 02, 2013 Oklahoma Department of Corrections officials grossly underreported to Gov. Mary Fallin the amount of cash held in two key agency funds as she was preparing her state budget recommendations for each of the past two years, documents obtained by The Oklahoman reveal. Read More

Give juicy chicken recipe zippy, crunchy coating

May 01, 2013 Here's a quick, versatile chicken recipe to share with your family. Read More

Oklahoma City Thunder: Kevin Durant scores 31 as Thunder blitzes Golden State

April 12, 2013 Durant adds 10 rebounds and eight assists as Oklahoma City moves a half-game ahead of San Antonio in the race for Western Conference's No. 1 seed. Read More

As conclave draws near, American cardinals grow silent March 07, 2013 Also ... American cardinals go silent VATICAN CITY — A day after Chicago's Cardinal Francis George extolled the virtues of communication, the American cardinals have decided to go silent. The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops canceled a news conference Wednesday that was supposed to feature George and... Read More

US to send delegation to Chavez's funeral March 07, 2013 Also ... U.S. to send delegation to funeral WASHINGTON — The Obama administration Wednesday offered Venezuela a chance to rebuild its relationship with the United States after the death of President Hugo Chavez, who had long railed against the “Yankee empire.” Though the previous day Venezuela had... Read More

Oklahoma Senate panel to hear merger plan for drug and alcohol agencies February 14, 2013 A proposal to merge two state agencies that regulate alcohol and dangerous drugs is scheduled for a hearing before a Senate panel. Read More

Oklahoma officials offer consolidation of information technology services to school districts February 08, 2013 Consolidating shared information technology services will save school districts money, the state's IT czar tells an Oklahoma House of Representatives committee. Read More

Tech update: Oracle says it has fix for Java flaw

January 15, 2013 Tech update: Oracle says it has fix for Java flaw Read More

Old medical offices are being renovated into Edmond city offices

January 09, 2013 Edmond city employees are moving out of the administration building at 23 First St. and moving into what was once a medical office building. City officials also purchased a building for the information technology department. Read More

How will deal on fiscal cliff affect Oklahoma tax collections? January 02, 2013 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma finance officials say a tax package approved by Congress to avert the fiscal cliff in Washington will result in less projected income tax collections for the upcoming fiscal year, although the exact amount is still being determined. Officials with the Office of Management and... Read More

Edmond buys building for information technology department December 12, 2012 Edmond City Council members voted to spend $865,000 plus closing costs for a building at 1273 N Broadway to house information technology employees. Construction on the unfinished building is expected to last nine to 12 weeks. Read More

Oklahoma IT chief says progress made on security item December 07, 2012 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma's chief information officer says the state is working to resolve security deficiencies in its information technology systems. Chief Information Officer Alex Pettit told members of a legislative panel that analysts have found many deficiencies in information security protocols as... Read More

Girl Tech offers mentoring