ICW eHealth Framework Developer Conference - Autumn 2007

InterComponentWare AG (ICW)October 16, 2007, Walldorf, Germany
Find out how architects, software developers and integration specialists can use the ICW eHealth Framework to design and build applications for the healthcare domain. See how independent software vendors can join the growing partner landscape surrounding the ICW solutions by integrating their applications with the ICW eHealth Framework or by building their own applications on top of it.

At the conference, high profile speakers will share their technical knowledge and experience in four main tracks:

  • Newbie
    This is the place to start if the ICW eHealth Framework is new to you. The key concepts and the essential modules are explained in this track.
  • Users
    This track is recommended for users who already have experience using the ICW eHealth Framework
  • Geek
    Software specialists and architects offer several breakout sessions showing the ICW eHealth Framework in action. Advanced topics such as security, MDSD, health record and document modules will be presented. These sessions are the perfect place to meet developers with the same interests and to benefit from shared experience.
  • Partner
    Several of our internal customers report on how they are using the ICW eHealth Framework and what benefit they derive from leveraging the modules.

Participation is free of charge. Space is limited - please register early.

To register on-line, please go to the ICW Developer Network (IDN) http://idn.icw-global.com. There, you will also find the preliminary agenda.

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About InterComponentWare
InterComponentWare AG (ICW) is a leading international eHealth specialist with locations in Germany, the United States, Austria, Switzerland and Bulgaria. Its solutions for networking the various players in the healthcare system lastingly improve process-oriented communication and data integrity, and therefore also the quality of healthcare. Among other things, ICW develops and distributes software and hardware components for the healthcare IT infrastructure for electronic health cards, the LifeSensor personal health record as well as networking solutions for hospitals and physician offices. As part of the bIT4health consortium, ICW provided important consulting services for the implementation of the electronic health card in Germany, is involved in the Austrian eCard project and has won the pilot project for the national health card in Bulgaria. For further information, please visit www.icw-global.com.

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