RapidValue is a leading international professional services firm focused on building and managing highly scalable mobile and cloud applications for business. RapidValue was founded in 2008 by senior executives from Deloitte, IBM, Oracle, and Infosys to enable enterprises to deploy disruptive solutions in consumer and enterprise mobility. RapidValue delivers its services to companies throughout the world and has offices in United States and India.
Specialties
Apple iOS, Google Android, Windows Mobile, RIM BlackBerry, Symbian, Palm WebOS, Enterprise Mobile Application, J2ME, Media & Entertainment Solutions, Mobile Health Technology, Financial Solutions, Retail Solutions, Publishing Solutions, Catalog Solution
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RapidValue HIMSS: Remote monitoring shown to be ineffective, time-consuming in PCP setting -
RapidValue HIMSS 12 update: HIMSS, AHIMA re-assert need for ICD-10 vigilance Do visit RapidValue booth 13949 to meet our senior executives to discuss about integrated and innovative mobile health solutions.
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RapidValue At HIMSS 12, RapidValue will showcase its industry leading capabilities and innovation mobile health solutions. To meet us, visit booth 13949.
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RapidValue HIMSS Confirms 2012 mHealth Summit and Dishes on Details
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RapidValue RapidValue is now at HiMSS 12. Please visit us at Booth No: 13949 to discuss how we can collaborate with you to implement effective mHealth solutions. We will also be featuring some of our Case Studies that will demonstrate how we support health care industry. For details , visit http://www.rapidvaluesolutions.com/events/
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RapidValue Mobile application revenue to hit an estimated $46 billion: ABI Research
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RapidValue We are coming to HIMSS 12 Annual Conference and Exhibition. Meet us at Booth No: 13949 http://www.rapidvaluesolutions.com/events/
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RapidValue has a new Project Manager
Arun Krishna is now Project Manager, was Team Lead at Target
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RapidValue Health IT Managers Say Tablets Can Cause Problems. Among other concerns health IT managers expressed are worries over patient data security, durability of devices used in an environment where tablets can easily be dropped, and difficulties with tablet compliance with applications such as electronic health records (EHRs).
