HIPAA’s HITECH rule is nothing if not complicated. Simply finding a clear and unambiguous description of what must be done to protect your website is a significant research project in itself. Its path starts at the Federal Register, then to the Department of Health and Human Services with a brief but important detour to the National Institute of Standards and Technology. And that’s if you don’t get sidetracked by quasi-official looking sites like hipaa.com, hipaaguide.net and hipaasurvivalguide.com.
As a Web developer with a specialty in creating and maintaining hospital websites, it is important that ...
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Updated 01/26/12 @ 11:36AM CST by brian
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Healthcare Technology
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Lots of chatter and coverage of the US House bill Stop Online Privacy Act (SOPA) and its sister Senate bill Protect Intellectual Privacy Act (PIPA) as these bills move through the sausagemaking that is our legislative process.
People feel strongly about these bills and are jumping on any bully pulpit to instill fear in the hearts of the non-supporters (or supporters, depending on the pulpit). As with most impassioned controversy, most of the coverage is limited to the polar extremes. Each side focusing on the most liberal interpretations of the most fringe aspects and exploding that into an argument against ...
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Updated 01/19/12 @ 03:42PM CST by brian
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Politics Web News
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Imaginary Landscape was highlighted in a recent blog post as one of only two Corporate Members of the Django Software Foundation. The post appears on the Django Project website and was written by DSF President Russell Keith-Magee.
"Membership of the DSF is one tangible way that your company can publicly demonstrate its support for the Django project, and give back to the Open Source community that has developed Django," wrote Keith-Magee.
Django is the main tool used by Imaginary Landscape to create interactive and modular websites for its clients.
"We are happy to support the Django Software Foundation and its ...
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Updated 01/17/12 @ 01:03PM CST by brian
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For the past five years, Imaginary Landscape has been working with PACTT, a Chicago-based not-for-profit agency serving individuals with autism and their families. Once a week, through PACTT Vocational Services, we are joined by either Matt Herbstritt or Jae Yoon Ham to help us around the office.
PACTT recently featured Imaginary in their newsletter:
On the Job at Imaginary Landscape
Most of the time, Imaginary Landscape remains a quietly active workplace. Keyboards clack constantly in every part of the open office space, website designers consult with colleagues around them and with clients on the phone. But on at least one ...
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Updated 12/17/11 @ 03:13PM CST by brian
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Chicagoland
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At Imaginary, we believe in a strong work-life balance. We always tried to have fun at work, whether at our annual holiday party that features an entire room dedicated to the Wii game Rock Band, or a fun and unique company benefit that always seems to get attention.
Most recently, Imaginary announced a no-pre-set-limit on time off for staff. This is a rare benefit - according to a recent WorldatWork study - with only 1% of surveyed employers offering it. However, it is a benefit we wanted to offer, to better compete with some of the larger organizations with bigger bankrolls than ...
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Updated 12/12/11 @ 11:37AM CST by brian
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