Uber Operations to sponsor LISTA Legislative Forum June 19, 2010
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Über Operations will be sponsoring and participating in this year’s Latinos in Information Sciences and Tech Association – 3rd Annual Tech Latino 2030 Legislative Forum in D.C. on June 22 and 23. Eduardo Gonzalez Loumiet, Managing Director at Über Operations will be moderating the Health IT panel on Wednesday, June 23rd. Also, Über Operations will be present at a White House Briefing on Health IT on June 22nd.
Event Web Site: http://www.techlatino2030.org/
More Information on the Health IT Workshop
4:15 pm – 5:45 pm
Latinos and Health Information Technology
House Visitors Center, Room HVC201AB
Washington, DC 20230
Panel Description: Health Information Technology (HIT) is the tool but the real goal is something that transcends health IT. It’s better quality care, cost-effective, patient-centered care.
HIT is the tool through which ultimately health care providers will give, not just better care, but better health outcomes. LISTA believes HIT will give many Small businesses, especially Latinos tech businesses, and opportunity to grow along with this growing industry, and stimulate the economy and develop a new opportunities for all Americans. Latinos will be an indispensable part of this growing industry.
Panelist:
Eduardo Gonzalez Loumiet, Managing Director, Uber Operations, LLC – Moderator
Dr. José Enrique Piovanetti, CMIO, CIO, Puerto Rico Department of Health
Alex Bello, Consultant for Electronic Health Information Systems, LLC.
Erik Pupo, Health Interoperability Architect, Vangent Inc. (Über Operations strategic partner)
Other speakers include:
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski
Congressman Hank Johnson
Congressman Ben Lujan
Henry M. Rivera, Former FCC Commissioner
Dr. Elena Rios, National President, National Hispanic Medical Association
Congressman Luis Gutierrez
Congressman John Salazar
Congressman Lincoln Diaz-Balart
Eduardo Gonzalez Loumiet with LISTA President, Jose Marquez
About Latinos in Information Sciences and Technology Association (LISTA)
LISTA (www.a-lista.org) promotes the utilization of the technology sectors for the empowerment of the Latino community. We are an organization that is committed to bringing various elements of Technology under one central hub to facilitate our partners, members and the community with the leverage and education they need to succeed in a highly advanced technologically driven society.
About Uber Operations
Founded in 2004, Über Operations is a leading provider of health care IT services due in part to their exclusive IT resources, their creativity, and hard work. Their goal is to provide the highest quality in software solutions and to find and work with the best IT professionals in the industry. Über Operations provides the integration services for several large private and public organizations, such as: the Florida Dept of Health, Texas Dept of State Health Services, and the University of Washington. Über Operations team members are considered experts in health information exchange technology such as Rhapsody, Cloverleaf, PHINMS, NHIN CONNECT, and Mirth to name a few. For more information on Über Operations please visit www.ÜberOps.com .
UberOps at the LISTA 2009 Tech Leadership Summit December 12, 2009
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Eduardo Gonzalez Loumiet, Managing Director of Uber Operations was the Chief Organizer for the Latinos in Information Sciences & Tech Assoc (LISTA) 2ndAnnual Emerging Technology Leadership Summit, themed “Technology Leadership: Now and in the Future.”
The Leadership Summit brought forward respected thought leaders in the field of science and technology for a daylong conference focused on:
· Social media and its affect on corporate strategy
· Health care technology and the debate over reforming medical records (Eduardo Gonzalez Loumiet moderated this panel)
· Leadership for the Year 2010, celebrating entrepreneurs in technology and science
· Bringing broadband to all of America
Maria Suarez, Eduardo Gonzalez Loumiet, Jim Borland, Tony Jimenez
Speakers Included:
· Jim Borland, Special Advisor for Health IT, Social Security Administration
· John Villamil-Casanova EVP and CIO for ASPIRA Association, Inc.
· Dr. Robert Rodriguez, Assistant Dean, Graduate School of Management at Kaplan University
· Nilda Gumbs, Senior Director, State and Local Government Affairs, NCTA
· John Guerra, CEO, New America Alliance
· Louis Pagan, LAT3G Media, Co-Founder, LATISM
· Anthony Jimenez, Chief Executive Officer, Microtech
· Felipe Alvarez, President, RCN
· Maria Mann, Chief Technology Officer, JP Morgan Chase
· Scott Hartema, Assistant Vice President of Systems, State Farm
· Tómas Esterrich, Chief Financial Officer, MicroTech
· Ramon Ray, Technology Evangelist and Editor, Smallbiztechnology.com
· Jose Granado, Principal, Leader of the Advanced Security Centers, Ernst and Young
· Jeanette Hernandez Prenger, CEO, Ecco Select
· Felice Gorordo and Sean McKean, Founders, Raices de Esperanza
· Alfredo Placeres, President, New York State Federation of Hispanic Chambers of Commerce
· Claudia Goffan, CEO, Target Latino
· Liliana Gil, Managing Director, Acento Group
· Enrique Arbelaez, Interactive Director, Acento Group
· Ana Roca-Castro, CEO, Premier Social Media, Co-Founder, LATISM
· Julio Ricardo Varela, President and Founder, Publish
· Dr. Ivonne Diaz-Claisse, President, Hispanics Inspiring Students’ Performance and Achievement
· Karen Hoyos, Author and Motivational Speaker
· Plinio Ayala, President and CEO, Per Scholas
Uber Operations was one of the event sponsors
The summit also featured the “Techno Centro 2030 Career Expo,” a networking event designed to bring together Latino professionals with premier science and technology recruiters. The event closed with the National Latino Technology and Achiever Awards honoring individuals who are shaping the next frontier of science and technology.
About LISTA
LISTA’s (www.a-lista.org) mission is simple: to educate, motivate and empower the Latino community with Technology. LISTA promotes the utilization of the technology sectors for the empowerment of the Latino community. LISTA is an organization that is committed to bringing various elements of technology under one central hub to facilitate our partners, members and the community with the leverage and education they need to succeed in a highly advanced technologically driven society.
For more information on LISTA ETL Summit or National Latino Technology Achievers Awards please visit www.nltaa.org. You can follow LISTA on http://www.twitter.com/Lista1/ and http://techlatino2030.blogspot.com.
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Uber Operations’ own, profiled in the Loyola New Orleans Magazine October 19, 2009
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Eduardo Gonzalez Loumiet, Managing Director of Uber Operations was profiled in the Fall 2009 edition of the Loyola University, New Orleans Magazine. Eduardo graduated from Loyola in 2003, with a degree in Finance and Computer Information Systems. Eduardo is responsible for all of the company’s worldwide sales and operations. Eduardo plays a key role in the continued development of the company’s strategic growth, including partnership and supplier relationships, ensuring flexibility in response to an increasingly demanding marketplace.
PHLIP RNR HUB Presentation at the CDC’s PHIN Conference 2009 September 29, 2009
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Abstract Submission:
PHLIP, the Public Health Laboratory Interoperability Project, surfaced from the laboratory community with the mission to address the need to exchange laboratory orders and results electronically. As the PHLIP initiative matures, many more data exchange partners are expected to participate and apply the standardized content and message structure developed through the PHLIP workgroups. To exchange data between these partners, a direct send PHINMS connection is established between each organization. Although Direct Send is a feasible, secure method of exchanging data, the addition of each new node to the community results in exponential growth of direct connections and maintenance.
Under the direction of the PHLIP steering committee, a pilot project was established to document the requirements for centralized data exchange to meet the growing data exchange needs of the PHLIP community. The requirements pointed to the establishment of two interoperable Route not Read (RnR) hubs. The established RnR workgroup developed a timeline to implement two RnR hubs, one at the Florida Department of Health and one at the Nebraska Public Health Laboratory. The move towards utilizing a multi-hub architecture will reduce the overhead of the Direct Send model by reducing the number of connections for intercommunication of nodes, ease the impact of firewall rules when connecting to trading partners and will make maintenance tasks simpler, such as certificate management. Dual interoperability techniques were developed during the project, one of these solutions is a web services approach to connect the two hubs. Web Services is the basis of NHINs connectivity strategy, so the use of this interoperability technique will position the PHLIP group to take advantage of and participate in national network activity.
This presentation will outline the accomplishments by both Nebraska and Florida to deploy these hubs, and the teams approach to collaboration on information exchange technology, standards, and interoperability.
