Commentaries

• Excuse Me, Are you a Thought Leader (2014)
  This commentary examines the roles of IT Professionals in Healthcare versus Health Informaticians and what a real Thought Leader in Healthcare Informatics really is.

• Venturing into Asia Pacific – Hong Kong or Singapore? (2014)
  This introductory article is written for ehealth providers interested in venturing into the Asia-Pacific market. It aims to help identify suitable markets and also determine if they should set-up their regional headquarters in Singapore or Hong Kong.

• Challenges in EHR Adoption – Data Protection (2011)
  A commentary that raises awareness on the topic of Data Protection in national wide implementations of Electronic Health Records (EHR) solutions. This commentary serves as the teaser to a series of whitepapers on the topic if Data Protection in eHealth

• Excuse Me, Are you a Health Informatics Solution Provider? (2010)
  A commentary that examines some of the issues why health informatics solution providers are finding it difficult to do business in the Asia market

• Healthcare Informatics – Art or Science? (2008)
  A commentary on the state of Healthcare Informatics and how to overcome some barriers to ensure success. This article also serves as an introduction to CHIU – Committee of Healthcare Informatics User, for the Asia region.

• Microsoft Certified Professional Hall of Fame (2006)
  A discussion of my trip to the Microsoft campus after winning the MCP Hall of Fame award

• Choose a Job You Love (2004)
  This motivational story talks about my struggle between liking my job, but needing more money

• Certification – FAQs to help you obtain your MCSE and more (2003)
  This article attempts to help the novice IT professional obtain their IT Certifications the right way

• Being a SysAdmin and loving IT (2003)
  This article explains why we love our jobs even when unappreciated

• Enter the Non-Technical Hacker (2003)
  This article examines the dangers of Script Kiddies and how to prevent attacks

• Keeping Your Skills Updated (2003)
  A look at some tips to help you keep your technical knowledge current

• Excuse Me, Are You an IT Professional? (2003)
  This commentary discusses the problems with people in the IT industry today