What kind of POS is that? April 30, 2008
Posted by Randal Stocker in Analytics and Business Intelligence.Tags: AHMA, data synchronization, GS1, PIM, Point of Sale, POS, Primary Operating System
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What kind of POS is that?
P.O.S. is an interesting acronym. If you are a healthcare provider it can mean “Physician Office Services” for the codes they enter on your chart or “Point Of Service” to mean the plan type where you use a primary physician of your choice . A teenager texting their friends may type POS for “Parent Over Shoulder” to let them know to be discrete. If you are in data center operations or architecture you know it as “Primary Operating System”. I believe many of us are aware of the most widely used form, usually to describe a *&%$/”^ malfunctioning appliance or car. In the retail world it stands for “Point of Sale.”
Pictures from the 2008 Dallas Education Services Roadshow April 30, 2008
Posted by Meg Suggs in Events.Tags: Actionable Intelligence, Dallas Roadshow, EDI, Inovis Education Services, Inovis Webware, Inovisworks, TrustedLink, XML
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The Dallas Roadshow went wonderfully, and now we’re gearing up for our next stop in Boston, MA July 14 through 16. Sessions will include:
- EDI 101
- XML 101
- EDI 201
- Inovis Webware
- Inovisworks
- TrustedLink System i
- TrustedLink Enterprise
- TrustedLink Windows
- BizManager
- Inovis Catalogue
- Actionable Intelligence
Learn more about upcoming Roadshows>>
In the meantime, here are some pictures taken from the Dallas Roadshow. Enjoy!
