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November 2007:
  Tower has been selected by the Marketing Department at Clarian Health Partners in Indianapolis to develop the functional requirements for a transactional web site.
 
August 2008:
  Sue Sutton, RN, PhD, Tower's President and CEO, will be a featured speaker at the Spiritual Leadership Institute for Memorial Herman during the FY 2009 speaking series.
 
July 2008:
  Megan Chavez, Vice President at Tower Strategies is quoted in a July 2008 Health Data Management article on using a standard toolkit to streamline go-lives at an academic medical center. Read the full article.
 
June 2008:
  Tower is contracted to serve as the functional requirements knowledge resource for the transplant and patient portals project at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford.
 
February 2008:
  Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford contracts with Tower to provide project and strategy assessments for the institution’s custom portal projects.
 
February 2008:
  Tower is engaged at the University of Texas' M. D. Anderson Cancer Center to lead the overall strategy and project management to redesign the institution's public website. The website will be transformed into a transactional, customer-experience focused site with dynamic, self-service tools.
 
January 2008:
  Tower's engagement with Lucile Packard Children's Hospital is continued to gather and document functional requirements for the institution's transplant and patient portal projects. The transplant portal is designed using SOA to interface with the hospital's electronic medical record and UNOS, the federal regulatory agency for transplantation.
 
December 2007:
  Cary Brown, a senior consultant at Tower Strategies, discusses "how mobile applications should be driven by the vision of what you want to do and that usually starts with the software," in the December 2007 issue of Health Data Management. Read the full article.
 
 
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