ST. LOUIS, MO - OCI will debut its newest training course, "jQuery Rich Internet Application Development," beginning 21 September 2010 at Washington University's Center for the Application of Information Technology (CAIT). The class runs Tuesday and Thursday evenings through 30 September 2010.

ST. LOUIS, MO - OCI and Washington University's Center for the Application of Information Technology (CAIT) announce openings for the following training events in August 2010:

ST. LOUIS, MO - OCI and Washington University's Center for the Application of Information Technology (CAIT) announce openings for the following training events in late July 2010:

St. Louis, MO - OCI will be well represented at the Gateway Software Symposium, May 21-23, 2010, in St. Louis, MO. The Gateway Software Symposium brings together leading authors, consultants, open source software developers, recognized industry experts, and practitioners in the area of enterprise software development.

St Louis, MO - This year's annual National SBIR (Small Business Innovation Research) Conference takes place at the Connecticut Convention Center in downtown Hartford, CT.  The three-day event runs from April 21st through the 23rd.  OCI, as a Phase II SBIR award recipient, has accepted an invitation to attend.

Atlanta GA: The Health IT management Systems Society, held its annual conference and exhibition, known as HIMSS10, this week in Atlanta Georgia with 27,000+ health industry professionals in attendance. 

OCI Contributes to MO-HITECH Strategic and Operational Planning Process

St. Louis, MO - FAST is a protocol for encoding and decoding market data. Many exchanges have started to adopt it. Trading companies must decode, filter and analyze mountains of messages before making trades. FAST was developed by FPL or FIX Protocol Ltd., a financial standards setting organization, to help deal with the growing volume of messages on already crowded networks. Companies can only trade at the speed at which they can process this market data.

Jefferson City, MO - The Missouri Office of Health Information Technology (MO-HITECH) continued its strategic planning process through two days of workgroup meetings December 15-16.  The outcome of the planning process will be a definition of the technical architecture, operational structure, governance model, legal/policy framework, and financing model for Missouri statewide Health Information Exchange (HIE).

Jefferson City, MO - Missouri Governor, Jay Nixon, kicked off a series of meetings on December 2nd that will change the way future healthcare is delivered to Missourians. The Missouri Office of Health Information Technology (MO-HITECH) hosted two days of advisory groups and workshops.