connecting the Crossflo dots
posted on
Feb 20, 2009 06:37AM
A point of interest from the below comments.
I discovered Montana’s Senator Max Baucus is the senate finance committee chairman. You don’t suppose if they have implemented the Crossflo CDX platform in his home state, that he might be pushing it elsewhere too? Follow the money. Hhmm…
From RG’s 2/9/09 shareholder letter:
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/090209/20090...
We are also beginning to develop plans for a more aggressive PR and strategic product positioning efforts for Crossflo. We want to capitalize on the current visibility in the market of the unsatisfied need for healthcare and public safety data sharing technology. We believe that the market timing for Crossflo's technology could not be better. The CDX operational platforms Crossflo currently has deployed in New Jersey and Montana serve as "live" examples of the power, and ease, with which the Crossflo tools can implement broad, yet secure data sharing, among multiple agencies or entities.
We are encouraged by recent comments coming out of the new Obama administration that Crossflo’s technology can be an enabling technology for many new administration initiatives in both healthcare and public safety and funding will likely be increased in support of these programs.
http://www.mtstandard.com/articles/2...
The center has just cemented a deal with Hewlett Packard, with support from a software designer called Crossflo Systems, to implement a pilot program to detect disease outbreaks in their pre-epidemic phases.
The participants in the original and expanded RISA initiative and other recent Crossflo users include: San Diego Harbor Police Department; Los Angeles Joint Drug Intelligence Group; Los Angeles Port Police; Los Angeles County Sheriffs Office; Unified Port of San Diego; Long Beach Police Department; U.S. Coast Guard; Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services; Kalispell Regional Medical Center in Montana; Flathead County Public Health in Montana; New Jersey State Police; and the New Jersey Statewide Intelligence Management System.