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Peter Taaffe (born April 1942) is a British Marxist (Trotskyist) political activist and journalist. He was the general secretary of the Socialist Party of England and Wales from its founding until 2020 and was a member of the International Executive Committee of the Committee for a Workers' International (CWI).

Taaffe was the founding editor of the Trotskyist Militant newspaper in 1964, and became known as a leading member of the entryist Militant group. Taaffe was expelled from the Labour Party in 1983, along with four other members of Militant'''s editorial board

Taaffe was influential in the policy decisions of Liverpool City Council of 1983–1987, according to the council's deputy leader Derek Hatton, in the formation of the Militant tendency's policy regarding the Poll Tax in 1988–1991, and the Militant tendency's "open turn" from the Labour Party in the late 1980s, becoming general secretary of Militant's eventual successor, the Socialist Party in 1997. He retired as general secretary after the party's February 2020 congress but remains on the party's executive committee as political secretary.

 Early life
Born in Birkenhead, Cheshire, one of six children of a sheet metal worker, Taaffe first joined the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, before joining the Labour Party where he was attracted to the radical element in the Liverpool Labour Party. In an interview for the BBC Radio 4 programme The Party's Over, Taaffe gave a few biographical details:

"I came into contact with Socialist Fight in 1960" writes Taaffe. Socialist Fight was the newspaper of a small group of mainly (but not entirely) industrial militants in Liverpool going by the name of the Revolutionary Socialist League (RSL), and led by Jimmy Deane and Ted Grant.

Taaffe "does not subscribe to the view that the struggles of small groupings are of no historical significance". This small group supported the ideas of Leon Trotsky, who proposed that genuine Marxism, followed by Lenin, had always argued that only the working class in the advanced capitalist countries could lead a revolution to establish socialism. These were the ideas to which Taaffe subscribed.

Taaffe argues that, "There is a long tradition going right back to the 1930s and Trotsky himself, of Trotskyist groups and organisations which endeavoured to find a base within the labour movement and working class."

 Peter Taaffe and the Militant newspaper
In 1964, Taaffe writes that the "youth supporters of Militant" drew on their experiences gained during the 1960 Clydeside apprentices' strike in "seeking to organise and mobilise the Liverpool apprentices. Ted Mooney and I played leading roles, together with Harry Dowling and Dave Galashan, in organising an apprentices' strike in one factory, English Electric, on the East Lancashire Road." About 20,000 of the 70,000 engineering apprentices downed tools in total. By this time, the second issue of the Militant had come out.

Earlier in 1964, Ted Grant, Liverpudlians Jimmy Deane (who was National Secretary) and Keith Dickenson, Ellis Hillman, John Smith, and others on the executive of the RSL decided to launch the Militant newspaper "without complete unanimity" Taaffe writes.

Peter Taaffe, who lived in Liverpool at that time, was appointed editor. He recalled this time in the Radio 4 programme, The Party's Over:

In 1965, Taaffe was able to move to London. He became full-time national secretary as well as editor of Militant, despite a serious shortage of money: "I was compelled first of all to sleep on the floor of a supporter in Balham... once or twice spending sleepless nights in the entrances of subways". Eventually, the group became known by the name of the paper, and was either referred to as Militant or the Militant tendency.

Many of Peter Taaffe's major signed articles in Militant during the first few years were on international topics: the Congo, Dominica, Latin America, Vietnam, Rhodesia, and China. In Issue 16, in May 1966, perhaps to coincide with the international working class celebrations on May Day, Taaffe's article led the front page with the banner headline 'Internationalism the Only Road'.

In September 1965, Militant, in issue no.9, ran a front-page article by Taaffe under the banner headline: "Nationalise the 400 Monopolies". This was the first instance of Militant's demand for the nationalisation of usually a specific number of multinational companies, which were said to control 80% or more of the economy, under workers' control and management, and the establishment of a socialist plan of production. Demands of this nature in Militant follow the Transitional Program written by Leon Trotsky, pushing beyond what the "bourgeois state" was willing to concede.

 Expulsion from the Labour Party
By the 1980s, the Militant tendency had become the most prominent Trotskyist organisation in Britain. Two books by Peter Taaffe: The Rise of Militant and Liverpool – A City That Dared to Fight (with Tony Mulhearn) describe this period. The Labour Party under Michael Foot (and later Neil Kinnock) moved to purge Militant from the party. In 1983, Peter Taaffe, along with the other four members of the Militant newspaper's editorial board (Ted Grant, Keith Dickinson, Lynn Walsh, and Clare Doyle), were expelled from the Labour Party.

A year later, speaking at the Wembley Conference Centre to several thousand supporters celebrating 20 years of the Militant newspaper, Taaffe highlighted the media attention now fixed on Militant. Speaking about a "marvellous article" in the Daily Mirror, by now under the ownership of Robert Maxwell, he said:

His speech contrasted on the one hand the determination showed by strikers during the miners strike in 1984–1985, and the Liverpool victory of the previous year under the leadership of the Militant tendency, and on the other the "five years of defeats" inflicted on workers as a result of poor Labour and trade union leadership.

Taaffe characterised Neil Kinnock, Labour leader from 1983, in this way: "The bourgeois recognized early that Kinnock's role in attacking Liverpool and the miners was an attempt to sanitise the Labour Party, ridding it of all that 'socialist nonsense'." Taaffe went on to predict "an enormous recoil towards the left" within the Labour Party. But this prognosis was overtaken by the profound changes which took place in the Labour Party.

In 1988, Taaffe began assessing with the Scottish Militant members the prospects of activism against the government's Poll tax (officially the Community Charge) legislation. But for Taaffe and the leadership of the Militant, the prospects for Militant in the Labour Party were poor.

 The Liverpool struggle 1983–1987
In the four-year Liverpool struggle, Taaffe was closely involved with developments, discussing with close friends and leading Liverpool Militant supporters, such as the former print worker Tony Mulhearn. He was President of the Liverpool District Labour Party during these events, in which the Liverpool City Council declared it was "Better to break the law than break the poor", agreed an illegal budget, and built 4,800 houses and bungalows, and improved 7,400 houses and flats (amongst other works), before the 47 councillors were surcharged and removed from office . Their opponents however argued that Liverpool was in chaos.

Taaffe wanted to take the Liverpool battle towards a split with the Labour Party at that stage. In the interview for the BBC Radio 4 programme The Party's Over, Taaffe makes the following remarks:

The Liverpool District Labour Party, which Taaffe says in the same interview had a very large attendance of 700, was suspended by the Labour Party in 1986. Thus Taaffe here indicates that he argued for defying the ban, which would have been in all essentials a split from the Labour Party.

 The Poll Tax 1989–1991
In Glasgow, in April 1988, a "one-day conference with delegates from every area of Scotland where Militant had supporters and influence", was held with Taaffe present. This conference decided to adopt the tactic of mass non-payment of the Poll Tax, and the "building of a Scottish-wide network of local anti-poll tax unions and regional federations" – a strategy which was clearly in tune with large swathes of the population. In fact Prime Minister John Major subsequently reported that 17.5 million people had either not paid or were in serious arrears just before abolishing it.

Anti-Poll Tax Unions were set up around the country, and brought together on an all-Scotland and then an all-Britain basis. These bodies, which brought Tommy Sheridan to prominence and are described in n Taaffe's 'The Rise of Militant', had to be built outside, and essentially in opposition to the Labour Party, which was implementing the Poll Tax at local level.

"The august Times (11 July 1984) thundered: 'Danegeld in Liverpool'.", writes Peter Taaffe in Liverpool – A City That Dared to Fight, chapter 8, p. 151 . The Poll Tax non-payment campaign has been widely credited for causing British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's downfall. The BBC, for instance, reports: "The unpopularity of the new charge led to the poll tax riots in London in March 1990 and – indirectly – to the downfall of the then Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in the November of the same year". The headline of this 'On this day' retrospective is "1990: One in five yet to pay poll tax"  (See also Poll Tax Riots.) Peter Taaffe argues that:

 The Open Turn
From 1987, differences between Taaffe and others on the executive committee of Militant and the CWI, and Grant and his supporters became apparent.

The decisive issue between the two sides arose in 1991. It centred on whether the group should take an "open turn", initially called the "Scottish turn", which meant founding an independent political party outside of the Labour Party, or whether it should continue with entryism. Taaffe and the majority in Militant supported the Scottish turn and the creation of Scottish Militant Labour whilst Grant and a minority opposed it. These became known as the 'Majority' and the 'Minority' positions, and both produced documents which were circulated.

The "Open Turn" debate took place essentially between April and October 1991. In April 1991, the Militant executive body decided to support the "Scottish Turn" as it was initially termed. In January 1992, the majority leadership claimed that the minority was intending to split from Militant. Peter Taaffe published an extended editorial in Militant (24 January 1992) entitled "A parting of the ways" which announced that following the "Scottish turn" decision at the special conference in October 1991, Tommy Sheridan would be the group's Glasgow Pollock candidate in the approaching general election.

Taaffe stated that those ten months had been one of "profound debate" culminating in the special October 1991 in which the majority had overwhelming support. Many opponents of the "Scottish turn" will remain loyal supporters of Militant, Taaffe predicted. Immediately after the special conference, Taaffe stated that Ted Grant and his group took steps to set up "their own small premises and their own staff and are raising their own funds. We regret Ted Grant has split in this way. He made a vital contribution..."

Grant, Alan Woods, Rob Sewell, and other leading supporters of the 'Minority' were expelled, and reconstituted themselves as the Socialist Appeal tendency, after its paper, and Scottish Militant Labour eventually became the Scottish Socialist Party (SSP).

 "A parting of the ways"
In the Militant editorial and in the document "Two Trends: Political Roots of The Breakaway" in January 1992, and in his book about Militant, Taaffe identified other issues which had become problematic. Political disagreements within the group existed over Black Monday, Russia, Afghanistan and South Africa). Taaffe accused Grant of "never [being] prepared to enter into a dialogue. Ted effectively claimed a right of political veto" over the executive committee of the Militant. For Taaffe, there was a difference of views over the achievements of the last ten years. "They [Grant and his supporters] claim that over the last ten years Militant has relegated theory and moved towards activism. Incredibly, they dismiss as "activism" the outstanding interventions of Militant supporters in the miner's strike and the Liverpool council battle...Above all they relegate our successful leadership of the anti-poll tax movement which defeated Thatcher." On the contrary, counters Taaffe, it is Grant and his followers who have fallen into "dogmatism" and betray an atrophy of thought: "The former minority are political dinosaurs. They operate with outmoded formulas which no longer apply... an absolutely dogmatic, black and white, undialectical approach towards political phenomena, both in Britain and on an international scale.". He claimed that Grant "publicly asserted his views against the majority of the editorial board on crucial issues, [which] threatened to have a disorientating effect on some of our supporters".

One disagreement over current events was over 'Black Monday' – a sharp fall in the international stock markets in 1987. Grant believed a worldwide slump would arise from the fall of the stock markets. "From a capitalist point of view at best this will be the worst post-war slump, but it is possible that it will be worse than the slump of 1929–1933". Whilst Grant had the support of Alan Woods and Michael Roberts on this issue, he was opposed by Taaffe, Lynn Walsh, Bob Labi and what was to become the "majority". Here was first clearly delineated the dividing line that was drawn between the supporters of Grant and Taaffe. Taaffe writes that the discussion on the executive was "very sharp".

Taaffe argued that, "To other members of the Editorial Board it was clear that the major capitalist states, especially Germany and Japan, were stepping in to finance a stabilisation of the world financial system. This, we argued, would allow the boom to continue for a time, postponing a recession and other problems into the future. This was what happened." Despite the disagreements, Grant proceeded to publish his views in the Militant. Looking back in 1992 Taaffe argues that Grant should have been challenged in writing. Such a challenge would have meant the formation of factions in 1987.

A final issue was the approaching collapse of the Soviet Union, or for them, the crisis of Stalinism. Taaffe and the majority believed that the restoration of capitalism was possible in the Soviet Union. Grant disagreed. In fact in the same article on "Black Monday" Grant added his view that, "Any illusions in Gorbachev changing anything fundamental, will be shattered by the attitude of the Moscow bureaucracy to this crisis." The collapse of Stalinism was, Taaffe counters, "the end of an epoch", which led to capitalist triumphalism.

 The Socialist Party
The majority in the Militant tendency, led by Peter Taaffe, argued that the Labour Party had become a thoroughly bourgeois party which no longer represented the working class. Militant went on to become Militant Labour and then the Socialist Party in 1997, with Taaffe as general secretary. It campaigns in the trade unions to break the link with Labour and found a new party based on the working class, in contrast to the supporters of Socialist Appeal, who support a policy of work within the Labour Party and the trade unions in opposition to New Labour under Tony Blair.

Internationally, Taaffe won majority support in the Committee for a Workers' International (CWI). The opposition to the Open Turn internationally was expelled from the CWI and founded the Committee for a Marxist International and its in Defence of Marxism website. The CWI later founded a website Marxist resource from the Committee for a Workers' International in part to publish the documents written by Peter Taaffe and others in the CWI about these and other developments and debates, as a contribution to an analysis of what they perceive to be the complexities of the current period, and how to build the path to the working class for the ideas of Marxism.

Taaffe continued to play an important role in the Committee for a Workers' International, writing books and pamphlets such as the History of the CWI, Afghanistan, Islam and the Revolutionary Left (2002) and on the anniversary of the British general strike, 1926 General Strike – workers taste power (2006).

Taaffe's Marxism in Today's World (2006) arose from a visit to the CWI's offices in London by an Italian Marxist publishing collective, Guiovane Talpa, who conducted a probing interview with Peter Taaffe and Bob Labi on CWI policy over several days, publishing the transcript in Italian. At the completion of the project the CWI published an additional English version. This book discusses the views of the CWI on war, capitalism the environment and other issues, and is now being published in India.

In November 2016, Taaffe publicly applied to rejoin the Labour Party as part of a group of 75 activists. With the aim of supporting party leader Jeremy Corbyn against his internal opponents, his objective was for Labour Party affiliation of the Socialist Party and the standing of joint candidates.

Following the 2020 national congress of the Socialist Party, the newly elected Socialist Party Executive Committee unanimously agreed that deputy general secretary Hannah Sell take over as general secretary from Peter Taaffe. He was elected political secretary and remains on the Executive Committee.

 Publications
Taaffe has written a number of books and pamphlets, including:Socialism and Left Unity, (2008)Marxism in Today's World, (2006)1926 General Strike – workers taste power, (April 2006)Upheavals in China (pamphlet), (April 2005).A socialist world is possible, (February 2005)Empire Defeated: Vietnam War – The Lessons For Today, (2003)Post-September 11: Can US Imperialism be challenged? (booklet), (September 2002) One of the CWI world conference documentsAfghanistan, Islam and the Revolutionary Left (pamphlet), (February 2002)Cuba: Socialism and Democracy – Debates on the Revolution and Cuba Today, (2000)Global Turmoil (CWI world conference document 1998) Joint production of the CWI international secretariatThe History of the CWI (pamphlet), (1997)The Rise of Militant: Militant's 30 years, (1995)A world in crisis (CWI world conference document 1994) Joint production of the CWI international secretariatThe Masses Arise: The Great French Revolution, 1789–1815, (1989)Liverpool – A city that Dared to Fight'', with Tony Mulhearn (1988)

References

External links
Socialist Party (England & Wales) website
Committee for a Workers' International website
Marxist resource from the Committee for a Workers' International
History of British Trotskyism By Ted Grant
Militant's Real History: In reply to Ted Grant and Rob Sewell by Peter Taaffe (this is a reply to Ted Grant's History of British Trotskyism and Rob Sewell's Postscript to it)

1942 births
Living people
British anti–nuclear weapons activists
British Marxists
British political writers
British Trotskyists
Committee for a Workers' International
British Marxist writers
Militant tendency supporters
People from Birkenhead
Socialist Party (England and Wales) members


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#ifndef DORIS_BE_SRC_QUERY_EXPRS_SLOT_REF_H
#define DORIS_BE_SRC_QUERY_EXPRS_SLOT_REF_H

#include "common/object_pool.h"
#include "exprs/expr.h"

namespace doris {

// Reference to a single slot of a tuple.
// We inline this here in order for Expr::get_value() to be able
// to reference SlotRef::compute_fn() directly.
// Splitting it up into separate .h files would require circular #includes.
class SlotRef : public Expr {
public:
    SlotRef(const TExprNode& node);
    SlotRef(const SlotDescriptor* desc);
    virtual Expr* clone(ObjectPool* pool) const override {
        return pool->add(new SlotRef(*this));
    }

    // TODO: this is a hack to allow aggregation nodes to work around NULL slot
    // descriptors. Ideally the FE would dictate the type of the intermediate SlotRefs.
    SlotRef(const SlotDescriptor* desc, const TypeDescriptor& type);

    // Used for testing.  get_value will return tuple + offset interpreted as 'type'
    SlotRef(const TypeDescriptor& type, int offset);

    virtual Status prepare(
        RuntimeState* state, const RowDescriptor& row_desc, ExprContext* ctx);
    static void* get_value(Expr* expr, TupleRow* row);
    void* get_slot(TupleRow* row);
    Tuple* get_tuple(TupleRow* row);
    bool is_null_bit_set(TupleRow* row);
    static bool vector_compute_fn(Expr* expr, VectorizedRowBatch* batch);
    static bool is_nullable(Expr* expr);
    virtual std::string debug_string() const;
    virtual bool is_constant() const {
        return false;
    }
    virtual bool is_vectorized() const {
        return true;
    }
    virtual bool is_bound(std::vector<TupleId>* tuple_ids) const;
    virtual int get_slot_ids(std::vector<SlotId>* slot_ids) const;
    SlotId slot_id() const {
        return _slot_id;
    }
    inline NullIndicatorOffset null_indicator_offset() const {
        return _null_indicator_offset;
    }
    virtual Status get_codegend_compute_fn(RuntimeState* state, llvm::Function** fn) override;

    virtual doris_udf::BooleanVal get_boolean_val(ExprContext* context, TupleRow*);
    virtual doris_udf::TinyIntVal get_tiny_int_val(ExprContext* context, TupleRow*);
    virtual doris_udf::SmallIntVal get_small_int_val(ExprContext* context, TupleRow*);
    virtual doris_udf::IntVal get_int_val(ExprContext* context, TupleRow*);
    virtual doris_udf::BigIntVal get_big_int_val(ExprContext* context, TupleRow*);
    virtual doris_udf::LargeIntVal get_large_int_val(ExprContext* context, TupleRow*);
    virtual doris_udf::FloatVal get_float_val(ExprContext* context, TupleRow*);
    virtual doris_udf::DoubleVal get_double_val(ExprContext* context, TupleRow*);
    virtual doris_udf::StringVal get_string_val(ExprContext* context, TupleRow*);
    virtual doris_udf::DateTimeVal get_datetime_val(ExprContext* context, TupleRow*);
    virtual doris_udf::DecimalVal get_decimal_val(ExprContext* context, TupleRow*);
    virtual doris_udf::DecimalV2Val get_decimalv2_val(ExprContext* context, TupleRow*);
    // virtual doris_udf::ArrayVal GetArrayVal(ExprContext* context, TupleRow*);

private:
    int _tuple_idx;  // within row
    int _slot_offset;  // within tuple
    NullIndicatorOffset _null_indicator_offset;  // within tuple
    const SlotId _slot_id;
    bool _tuple_is_nullable; // true if the tuple is nullable.
    TupleId _tuple_id; // used for desc this slot from
    bool _is_nullable;
};

inline bool SlotRef::vector_compute_fn(Expr* expr, VectorizedRowBatch* /* batch */) {
    return true;
}

inline void* SlotRef::get_value(Expr* expr, TupleRow* row) {
    SlotRef* ref = (SlotRef*)expr;
    Tuple* t = row->get_tuple(ref->_tuple_idx);
    if (t == NULL || t->is_null(ref->_null_indicator_offset)) {
        return NULL;
    }
    return t->get_slot(ref->_slot_offset);
}

inline void* SlotRef::get_slot(TupleRow* row) {
    //get_slot需要获取slot所在的position,
    //以用于在小批量导入聚合时修改其内容
    Tuple* t = row->get_tuple(_tuple_idx);
    return t->get_slot(_slot_offset);
}

inline Tuple* SlotRef::get_tuple(TupleRow* row) {
    Tuple* t = row->get_tuple(_tuple_idx);
    return t;
}

inline bool SlotRef::is_null_bit_set(TupleRow* row) {
    Tuple* t = row->get_tuple(_tuple_idx);
    return t->is_null(_null_indicator_offset);
}

inline bool SlotRef::is_nullable(Expr* expr) {
    SlotRef* ref = (SlotRef*)expr;
    return ref->_is_nullable;
}

}

#endif

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The Depression: Often expressed through extreme bouts of pain and torture mental illness in film is usually displayed through extreme emotion and behavior, however that is not how all people experience things such as depression. The nature of Vanessa's depression is quiet and solitary and in my opinion completely relatable. Some critics complain Jolie's put together appearance isn't the reality of someone with depression. However, I disagree as that is the time and lifestyle she lives in, back then dressing up was more of a necessity than a suggestion or choice. Also it is questioned why she acts so lifeless, to this I say depression comes in many forms but her lifeless wanders and inability to communicate with or care about her husband is so true of someone struggling with grief. As many people with depression lose interest in life and the ability to feel or care. Plus the film clearly demonstrates that different people can have varying reactions to the same pain, as they show her husband Roland suffering through the same wound but more open to the healing process. I do not believe this contrast was done to show one way is in any way superior but rather to show that sadness can affect people differently and not everyone can move past such grief in the same time. Yet the struggle to be in Roland's shoes is no easier than to be in those of Vanessa's as he must attempt to understand her pain and forgive her prolonged despondence.
Furthermore, the reason I appreciate the film By the Sea so much is because even though the characters that make up the film are very much the epitome of glamor the situation they are dealing with is far from being glamourized. When I watch the film I see a beautiful woman unable to feel, finally deciding she wants to regain such sensations and acting out in ways that may cause her to feel something/anything again.


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Compatibility with iOS7 game controllers.
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Mobile internet is cementing its dominance of our online experiences. Since 2008, internet usage has grown at 11% year-on-year – and almost all of that has been mobile. Mobile usage now accounts for more than half the average American's internet use.
And we're using apps more than anything else on our smartphones. Apps account for 86% of mobile users' online time, with traditional web browsing accounting for just 11%. And over a third of US smartphone users download an app a month or more.
Awesome news for app developers, right?
Yes… and no. Smartphone users spend a lot of time on apps – but the same few apps, typically the same 26 apps in any given month, a number that has remained pretty steady for the last five years. And of those, only five see really heavy use.
The number of apps mobile users actually use has remained steady while time spent using apps has grown and smartphone use has exploded. The biggest names dominate – Facebook accounts for 13% of app usage, Google for 12%, native apps for 4%, and category-leading apps like Twitter for 24%. Only 28% of app usage goes to apps outside these groups, so of the 26 apps users actually access monthly, only 7 are really up for grabs.
There are some clues. A third of smartphone users download an app a month, but that doesn't mean they're actually using them. In fact, app abandonment, when an app is used just once and then uninstalled or never used again, is on the rise, while app retention is actually falling Most apps lose 77% of their customers in the first three days after installation; if you keep 20% of your customers, you're ahead of the curve.
That points to the big error app marketers make, and it's the same one too many marketers in other niches make too: mistaking activity for productivity. Just because a lot of people follow you on Twitter, it doesn't mean anyone actually reads your tweets – let alone clicks through or makes a purchase. Similarly, just because a lot of people download your app, doesn't mean anyone's actually using it.
What should you do if your app has been abandoned? How do you drive your mobile app re-engagement? And how do you stop new users from abandoning?
Above, we talked about how using downloads as your key metric leads you off-base. Here's where that process starts: when you say, 'we got more downloads, we're doing better!' you're missing out this vital point. You don't need more users who will download your app and ignore it. You need the right users.
Scattergun marketing is long dead, and the future of the industry is in ever-deeper personalization. Use Facebook's Custom Audience Targeting to drill down demographically, and personalize marketing messages to the users whom your research tells you are most likely to become long-term repeat users. Using your app is like being a customer, but within a proprietary environment with multiple after-marketing opportunities; but they have to be in that environment, using the app, for any of that to bear fruit. So don't concentrate on getting the most footfall. Instead, seek to build a community.
If a user actually engages with an app 11 or more times, it stands a good chance of becoming one of their 26 regular monthly-use apps. But a quarter of users will disengage after a single session. So you have one session to earn the next 11, and 11 to earn regular usage.
That means you have to focus on making the app engaging right out of the box. Too many times, marketing will spend more time testing and designing the customer journey up to purchase than will go on the journey through the early stages of app usage.
But because it's the same customer, it's the same journey-and it needs the same level of attention. And just like the aim isn't to have users wandering around the website forever pre-download, 'engaging' doesn't have to mean 'permanently on' – you might be onto a good thing if you're seeing lots of quick, short visits, especially if your app is oriented toward information gathering, says Indiana University associate professor Rob Potter.
Louie Mantia, a designer at Pacific Helm, echoes this: 'In some apps,' he says, 'the point is to spend as little time in it as possible.' The comScore list of the US' most popular mobile apps matches their point: gaming accounts for 11% of mobile app use, but there's not a single game in the top 25 apps, a list dominated by Google, Facebook and Instagram.
When users open your app, they'll interact with it in certain ways, and each interaction can be regarded as an 'event.' Those events can be tracked with in-app analytics, either a proprietary system or one of the many third party analytics systems available. Now you have a structured view of your users' journey through the app, one that you can compare with your UJ design and recalibrate on the fly if need be.
You should also have some insights into which events tend to be associated with a disengaged or highly-engaged user. For instance, if you have a weight loss coaching app like Noom or MyFitnessPal, are your most engaged users also your most successful at losing weight? Does negative feedback often come before disengagement? Are certain areas of the app difficult to navigate, generating lots of events as users struggle to do what they actually want. before quitting?
Once particularly sensitive events have been logged, you can use triggers just like you would in automated email marketing workflows, except that in-app triggers might result in sms, in-app messages, push notifications, emails or social messages that reinforce the behavior you'd ideally like to see next, pulling users back into the app with rewards, celebrations of their achievements or even coupons and offers.
Push notifications are a hugely effective way of recovering inactive app users. But not everybody is keen on receiving push notifications and choose to 'opt-out'. To avoid triggering higher opt-out rates, then, maybe we need to show users, the value of opting-in depending on your indsutry and the type of your app. For example, immediate reward or actionable content: if I want a ride, I want it now, not later today sometime. The headlines I can take or leave – because I can't do anything immediate about them anyway, and besides, I have to figure out lunch.
So do Uber users tend to OK push? Yes, they do, 79% of the time. Shazam sends push notifications to its users congratulating them on their taste in music. Not much value – and fewer opt-ins. Twitch sends push notifications based on how many streams in the app a user subscribes to, with the result that 1, you can get a notification on a 5-minute basis throughout the day and 2, it's a pet peeve of the Twitch user community, with a big section of their subReddit dedicated to turning notifications off.
Keep notifications streamlined and rewarding by building push notifications in-app the way you'd build email drips – based on in-app analytics, segmentation and testing.
But you should ace the opt-in too. Don't ask for push notification opt-in right away, and resist the temptation to bundle it with downloads. (Something Shazam got in trouble for a few years back.) Instead, think about how to position the question so you maximize opt-ins but don't let the question itself become intrusive or irritating. The best way to avoid that is to build it into a welcome/onboarding session after some value has been demonstrated.
Deep Linking means using linking in-app, where a URL will take a user directly to a specific area of your app. While thought leaders predict deep linking to revolutionize the mobile industry, news and media are more interested in how it might provide app functionality that mirrors the HTTP layout of the web. But what deep linking does for you right now is make analytics and tracking easier and more effective, and makes using your app easier and more attractive.
Here's how it works: on the web, a deep link is 'deep' because it links to a page 'deeper' inside a website's hierarchy. (You never hear the term about the web because deep linking is default on websites.) A mobile deep link is 'deep' because it links to a specific location, section, page or area of your app, not the login or homepage or start area. In other words, it links to the inside of your app, not the outside. That means that for the user, rather than start the app, then find what they want inside it, they can just click that deep link and hit the ground running.
Apps have to be configured to handle deep linking and that has to be baked into the code. If it isn't in your app, consider it for when you do updates.
Be warned, though: deep linking needs a helping hand at the moment. Implementing it without either your own proprietary aids or help from a third party like Branch or Deeplink.me can result in unappealing effects like being plagued with error messages, or failure to carry data over into the native app environment. It's best done excellently or not at all, and if you're thinking you'll wait for the technology to mature, you're (understandably) part of the reason mobile deep linking is still relatively rare.
If your app's getting downloads, where is the disengagement happening? Are you losing users primarily after initial use, or does usage tail off in the crucial first 11 uses, or is it an even slower process?
Again, analytics and tracking is the place to start, but you have to extract the insights, and pair them with appropriate re-engagement strategies. If you have segmentation in place already this is way easier. For example, if you have a credits system in-app, like a lot of games do, you can see that some users will quit when they run out of credits.
To re-engage, push notices or immediate in-app messages offering enough credits to get back in the game could pull users back in – and that can be effective even in non-game in-app credit systems. Alternatively,with apps that use staging posts or achievements to encourage retention you can use messaging in-app or by push, sms or email to contact the user and underscore how close they are to the next achievement.
Your mobile app lives or dies by active users. And the average mobile app leaks active users like crazy. Rather than thinking of downloads as the key metric and disengagement as inevitable, you can drive revenue by seeking to maximize engagement out of the box and by taking every opportunity for re-engagement.


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Today I opened the drawer of my nightstand to look for my headphones. My handwriting scribbled on the back of what looked like a postcard caught my eye. I turned it over to see it was an old photograph I'd taken while in Mongolia, which I had printed on postcard paper.
It's kind of funny I used that paper, because it did feel as if I'd sent my future self a note. I vaguely remember writing the words on it. I remember knowing they were important, and they helped me at the time. When I re-read them they again helped me. They were just the words I needed to read, and it's no coincidence I found them today. It never ceases to amaze me how life is always lighting the dark, unknown path ahead, leaving us little notes to remind us we're on the right path, and to just keep going.
Below are the words I had scribbled all those years ago, along with the photo I had written them.
where you are going or where you have been.
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hi, I am newly pg, not sure how far along I am b/c I had a m/c in March and did not have an af inbetween...but my question is if anyone else has experienced a white milky discharge in early pg when going to the bathroom? when I have been going to the bathroom I have had a little of what looks like white milky discharge in the toilet? any ideas?
Stacy, I too had a mc in March, not yet pregnant again but with my last pregnancy I did have this discharge. Doc said it was ok, during pregnancy you will have more v____al discharge. It was thinker than cervical mucus, I know this will sound gross but it was kind of like a flemmy consistancy.
thanks girls, I dont recall having this last time so I wasnt sure if it was normal or not. I dont need to wear a pantyliner or anything it only appears to be in the toilet when I go to the bathroom, it is very light and just looks like a milkly color...sorry if it sounds gross! how long does it or should it last?


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Igor Kozak, MD, PhD, MAS, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and Quan Dong Nguyen, MD, MSc, Omaha, Neb.
Experience with these modern imaging devices has truly changed the way ophthalmologists evaluate the vitreous, retina and choroid and has led to more understanding of the role of the peripheral pathology in uveitis.
Figure 1. 20-degree field of view. Color fundus photograph of an eye post retinal laser photocoagulation due to retinal vein occlusion associated with Behçet's disease. There is optic nerve pallor, intraretinal hemorrhages and laser spots.
Figure 2. 35-degree field of view. Fundus fluorescein angiography showing peripapillary staining and blockage from choroidal neovascularization in an eye with presumed ocular tuberculosis.
Figure 3. 50-degree field of view. Fundus fluorescein angiography showing mild optic disc and retinal pigment epithelium staining and vascular sheathing in an eye with idiopathic retinal vasculitis.
Figure 4. 80-degree field of view. Color fundus photograph of an eye with lupus retinopathy showing sclerotic retinal arteries, intraretinal hemorrhages and macular deposits. Fundus fluorescein angiography demonstrated central retinal artery occlusion.
Standardized imaging protocols were employed in some early clinical trials and research studies. The Diabetic Retinopathy Study used a protocol consisting of seven standard 30-degree photos for acquisition of images of the retinal periphery in a systematic manner. The width of these composite images in this protocol is approximately 75 degrees. Photographs anterior to the equator can be obtained with this protocol by tilting the camera, but they will not image farther peripheral structures.3 This protocol was extended to a nine standard-field protocol for the Longitudinal Studies of Ocular Complications of AIDS (L-SOCA) protocol to image both active and inactive peripheral cytomegalovirus retinitis. Per specifications of the Fundus Photography Reading Center at the University of Wisconsin, retinal cameras approved for this procedure had 50-degree or 60-degree magnification settings.
Since then, numerous advances have been made that permit visualization of the retinal periphery in a practical manner. The Retcam (Clarity Medical Systems) is a contact-based, wide-angle camera system with a 130-degree field of view.5 The system is particularly well-suited for imaging pediatric patients because it is portable and can be placed directly just over the eyes of patients who are unable to position themselves, such as neonates and infants.
Figure 5. 100-degree field of view. Red-free fundus photograph of an eye with unknown retinal dystrophy and inflammatory reaction in the cortical vitreous.
Figure 6. 150-degree field of view. Color fundus photograph of an eye with intermediate uveitis showing vitreous debris. The patient had a positive Quantiferon test for tuberculosis.
Figure 7. 200-degree field of view. Ultra-widefield fundus fluorescein angiography of an eye with idiopathic retinal vasculitis (the same eye as Figure 3). The image demonstrates mild optic disc staining, staining and stippling of the retinal pigment epithelium and vascular sheathing.
UWF indocyanine green angiography has been shown to produce high-resolution images of both the central and peripheral choroidal vasculature.15 Wide-field ICG may also be invaluable in the diagnosis and monitoring of some uveitic entities.
Dr. Kozak is a senior academic consultant in the Vitreoretinal and Uveitis Division, King Khaled Eye Specialist Hospital, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Dr. Nguyen is a professor and chairman at the Truhlsen Eye Institute, University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, Neb. Contact Dr. Kozak at King Khaled Eye Specialist Hospital, Box 7191, Riyadh 11462 Saudi Arabia. Phone: +96614281234 ext. 3772; e-mail: ikozak@kkesh.med.sa.
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Track List: 1. Eerie Inhabitants 2. The New Order 3. Trial By Fire 4. Into The Pit 5. Hypnosis 6. Disciples Of The Watch 7. The Preacher 8. Nobody's Fault 9. A Day Of Reckoning 10. Musical Death (A Dirge) Stand out track: Into the Pit. Up there with Metallica's Whiplash as thrash metals ultimate anthem. A call to arms for all thrashers and two and a half minutes of glorious, head banging perfection. Only their second album and Testament were already wiping the floor with their contemporaries. How these guys never turned the Big 4 into the Big 5 is beyond me as this record proves that with one of the most versatile vocalists in Thrash (Chuck Billy, take a bow) and a guitar virtuoso (Alex Skolnik) in their ranks, their place at the top of the Thrash pile should have been guaranteed. Featuring classic harsh cuts such as 'Into The Pit', 'Disciples Of The Watch', 'Trial By Fire' and also a surprisingly good, thrashed up, version of Aerosmith's 'Nobodys Fault' this is a faultless record from Thrash Metal's heyday. Hitting the comeback trail in 2008, Testament are arguably the finest thrash band still producing new material today and hopefully their time to reap much deserved rewards has finally come.


This month's Lunch + Learn Tech Talk is presented by David Hirsch, Security Engineer at 3D Corporation, who will be talking about how cyber security is the new normal.
Thank you to 3D Corporation for sponsoring this event and providing a light lunch.
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David is the lead cybersecurity engineer at 3D Corporation, and has been with the company since 2016. He has been involved in computer technology since he was a kid, building self-taught expertise in software development, web programming, system and network administration, and iOS and Android development while working full time as a scientist and academic in his previous career. In 2014 he entered the cybersecurity field, and he was the first graduate of the WCC-WWU Cybersecurity B.S. program. His areas of focus now include end-user security training, security assessment, compliance auditing, compliance remediation, BC/DR planning, incident response and recovery, and security monitoring.
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Obituary: Sherry L. Golden Lee
Sherry L. Golden Lee, of Marlton, NJ, passed away peacefully on January 4, 2022. Born in Willingboro, NJ on November 29, 1960, she was 61 years old.
Sherry was the beloved wife of George B. Lee for 29 years; cherished daughter of Arnold "Arnie" Golden, Barbara "Baba" Ellison Golden, and stepdaughter of Dale Golden; loving mother of Jeremy Randolph Lee of Marlton and Jamie Emma Lee of Marlton; dear stepmother of Benjamin Dale Lee (wife Jill) of Marlton, and Ethan Morris Lee (wife Jennifer) of Blue Bell, PA; treasured step-grandmother of Peyton, Keira, Morrison, Ryan, and Connor; dear sister of Karen Juengert (husband Nicholas); sister-in-law of Randolph Morris Lee (wife Gail). Sherry is also survived by many nieces, nephews, extended family members and friends who will miss her tremendously.
After graduating with a major in Literature and minor in Economics from Douglass College at Rutgers University in 1982, Sherry began her career with Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance. Moving forward, at the age of 27, she was the youngest person to become Vice President within her division at GE Capital Insurance Company (Radnor, PA). While raising her children, she worked part-time in the financial services industry at PHH Mortgage as a ratings agency business analyst (Mt. Laurel, NJ). What Sherry often said she was most proud of in her career was her later work as a professor and advisor of English as a Second Language. Sherry taught ESL to international students, who she advocated for as she helped them overcome the barrier that language can create. She taught at LEAP Academy Charter School, Temple University, Rutgers Camden, and Burlington County College.
Sherry gave her time and energy to many causes, even when she was in the midst of her long battle with cancer. Most recently, one of her greatest accomplishments was co-founding "DEON", the Diversity & Equal Opportunity Network with like-minded individuals. As a non-profit, DEON provides a platform for marginalized students and communities to discuss their experiences and concerns while working closely with other social justice groups in the area. Sherry saw the need for this kind of educational advocacy after the peaceful protests demonstrated in the Summer of 2020.
Most importantly, Sherry loved her family. Her kids were her world and she was so very proud of them and their accomplishments. She enjoyed traveling with her husband, trips to Long Beach Island and the Outerbanks of North Carolina, and reading. Sherry loved animals and owned many cats over her lifetime. In 2014, she gladly took home her third child, her dog Theodosius (aka Theo), who will miss her very much.
Relatives and friends are invited to gather at Givnish of Marlton, 398 East Main Street, on Saturday, February 5th, from 10:30 am to 12 pm. A service will begin at 12 pm, and will be livestreamed and recorded for those who cannot attend (to watch: https://my.gather.app/remember/sherry-l-golden-lee). The family *requires* that masks be worn while in attendance. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in Sherry's name to leukemia research at the Abramson Cancer Center. Checks payable to the Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania, Penn Medicine Development, 3535 Market St, Ste 750, Phila, PA 19104 or at Giving to Penn (upenn.edu).
To share your fondest memories and condolences, please visit www.Givnish.com.
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One of my savvy blog readers picked up on my comment about Mainstay Suites. Yesterday, I declared them to be my favorite extended stay hotel in Chattanooga. The reader asked why I like it and my thoughts about the Choice Hotels brand in general.
The Mainstay Suites is my favorite for several reasons. Whenever I have stayed there the room has always been clean. I've had zero maintenance issues and the staff has been good to help with directions and information. Not every extended stay hotel can say that.
Room layout is important. I enjoy the large room here. It's divided by a wall and counter. There is enough room to work or feed the kids. Plus, there is enough room to walk around furniture without feeling crowded.
This extended stay hotel includes a dishwasher, soap and towels are provided. Daily room service, continental breakfast and WI-FI are available at no extra charge.
There are several things about Choice Hotels that I like. Some of the brands include the Mainstay Suites (extended stay hotel), Comfort Inn, Econo Lodge and Quality Inn.
Being able to donate to charity with my purchases is important to me. Choice Hotels is teamed up with iGive. All I need to do is long into the iGive portal and click Choice Hotels. From that point, I reserve the room as normal. About 2% goes to the nonprofit of my choosing. That's always cool in my book!
Another thing that I like is the reward program. Points are racked up with every night stay. These can be used for a free night from Choice Hotels or gift cards. Special promotions can help rack up points fast. It's always nice to have enough to stay for free at an extended stay hotel or any of the Choice Hotels.
These perks are enough to get me in the door but aren't enough to keep me. Consistency is important. Whether I'm staying in D.C. or elsewhere I like knowing that the room will be comfortable after a long day. Any brand can have its problem locations but Choice Hotels seems to be steadier than many.
Frankly, I've found the Econo Lodge brand to be hit and miss across the country. So far, the exception that I've found seems to be the Berea, Kentucky location. Otherwise, Comfort Inn is rapidly becoming my preferred choice anytime a single night is needed.
For these reasons, Choice Hotels can plan on having me for a customer for a long time.


Huawei has expanded its video portfolio, while Finland's DNA and Telekom Austria have announced new deals to distribute their TV offerings, as the IBC event draws to a close.
Huawei has unveiled a new cloud-based platform, Envision, that allows cablecos to offer IPTV services including multiscreen, time shifting and personalised video, as well as emerging technology such as 8K UHD video and virtual reality.
The hybrid platform has been designed to ensure traditional cable TV services can run alongside those of IPTV, the China-based vendor said.
It includes the 3READY Rapid-Launch Multiscreen Solution from 3 Screen Solutions, which allows users to discover and watch content on any screen.
IBC also saw Telekom Austria announce the successful migration of its white label satellite TV platform direct2home to the High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) and High-Efficiency Advanced Audio Coding (HE-AAC) standards.
The new standards offer improved transmission efficiency and boost broadcast quality, allowing more HD content to be broadcast, the operator said.
Telekom Austria has rolled out direct2home set top boxes featuring the capability to customers in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, marking the first time they are available in Europe.
Stanislav Georgiev, Head of Media Broadcasting at Telekom Austria, said: "We announced the launch of our white-label direct2home platform exactly four years ago during IBC.
The operator also signed a deal with Hong Kong-based APT Satellite to use its APSTAR-7 satellite to distribute 13 channels to Asia.
Meanwhile, Finland's DNA signed up IP video specialist Amino to provide end-to-end delivery for TV channels, video on demand and other applications.
The DNA-hubi platform, based on Android TV and offering 4K video, launched in May this year.
It will use the Amino MOVE cloud TV platform to deliver content.


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SubTopic Data analytics
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Innovation Spotlight
Ayasdi uses topological data analysis to find best care paths
This Innovation Spotlight takes a look at how Ayasdi's software uses topological data analysis to help physicians discover the optimal care paths for patients.
Kristen Lee, News Writer
Edtior's Note: Each month, the editors at SearchHealthIT recognize an innovative software, service or technology approach. Ayasdi is our September 2015 selection.
Product: Ayasdi
Release date: Ayasdi Care released in 2014, Ayasdi Core released in 2013, Ayasdi Iris released in 2013
Ayasdi, based in Menlo Park California, was created when a mathematics Ph.D student, Gurjeet Singh, and his advisor, Gunnar Carlsson decided to productize the work they'd been doing at Stanford with Topological Data Analysis (TDA) in 2008.
"Gunnar Carlsson came up with the idea that you can drive understanding from very complex data sets by using the principles of topology or principle of shape," said Patrick Rogers, chief marketing officer at Ayasdi.
In 2005 Carlsson received a $10 million grant from DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) and the National Science Foundation and in 2012 Ayasdi received venture funding.
What Ayasdi does
Ayasdi, a software offered in either SaaS or on-premises form, uses topological data analysis to enable researchers to find patterns and anomalies in complex data sets with the help of algorithms, Rogers said. "We make complex data useful whether it be people in the healthcare profession or financial services or other industries."
If we understand what drives the best quality, the best outcomes, why wouldn't we all want to follow that general pattern?
Vance MooreMercy Health System
When using TDA it is believed that every data set has a shape and once the shape of the data is known, it is much easier to select the appropriate algorithm in order to discover insights.
"[The software] can look across these available algorithms, help select one of the ones that are most optimal for understanding that data and then be able to represent the results back to a user," Rogers said.
Ayasdi's software -- which can be installed on-premises or hosted by Ayasdi -- does this automatically, making gathering insights from big data much more manageable.
Why Ayasdi matters in healthcare
Ayasdi's software proves valuable in healthcare because it solves a common problem many physicians and healthcare organizations struggle with.
"One of [healthcare's] top challenges, and it's true for all hospitals, is reducing variation in clinical care. When they have a patient come in for a particular procedure, it can be wildly variable in terms of patient outcomes, readmittance rates, cost of the procedure and so forth," Rogers said. "One of their goals is to provide more consistency to their patients and they're trying to manage that consistency across 2,000 physicians all of whom have different best practices for treating a patient."
For example, Mercy -- a health system based in St. Louis that has 46 facilities in 24 communities -- found it had significant variation around certain procedures and wanted to develop best practices for these procedures based on their data.
"They looked at all the medical records associated with these procedures, and this includes things like lab tests and doctors' orders and medications, and they gave us effectively all that data and we were able to sort through that and determine what were optimal pathways that led to the best outcomes," Rogers said. "We're able to find groupings within their data of successful procedures and some very surprising and impactful findings came out of this."
Sorting through and deriving meaning from such large, complex and varied data sets is no easy feat.
Topological summary of the data of thousands of clinical and billing records from total knee replacement patients.
"The EMR records for patients are very complex, they're not particularly complete and they're generally very messy so extracting patterns from them is just hard period," said Johan Grahnen, principal data scientist at Ayasdi. "Using our topological data analysis technology we can take this really messy data set that has patterns in it but patterns that are extremely difficult to discern with traditional methods."
With prescriptions, and lab tests and X-rays and so on, it can be very difficult to not only keep track of everything but also find a coherent pattern, Grahnen said. Ayasdi's software, with the help of TDA, allows hospitals to take treatment data, organize it and extract patterns. This can be done for certain portions of the data and for certain groups of patients.
"We can look at every specific group of patients that are similar to each other and extract the patterns for that group and then … you can go find which group had the best outcomes, which group had the best results in terms of cost or in terms of ambulation or whatever it might be and then roll that out as a best practice downstream," Grahnen said.
What a user says
About a year and a half ago Mercy first began using Ayasdi's software.
"A lot of what we do and how we do it is dependent on an individual physicians experience, where they were trained, what they like and don't do … that's basically the way it works," said Vance Moore, senior vice president of operations at Mercy. "What we know certainly from other industries [is that] uncontrolled variation is the enemy of quality. If we understand what drives the best quality, the best outcomes, why wouldn't we all want to follow that general pattern?"
This was the impetus for using Ayasdi, Moore said. Before this technology, doctors and physicians would gather together to try to build out care paths. But in doing it this way everyone brought their own individual biases to the table and the care paths that resulted from gatherings like this were "bloated," Moore said. This was because one physician might say one test should be done and another physician would say a different test should also be done and so on.
One example of how care paths can be viewed.
One example within Mercy is with hip replacement surgery. There are ten different physicians using ten different products, Moore said. He questioned whether one product is truly better than the other and, therefore, truly worth the cost. Because, "why should we pay the higher price for the product that's not delivering the higher result?" Moore asked.
Moore said they also realized there are multiple applications within healthcare for Ayasdi's software including submitting claims.
"It's providing us more granularity of information on why we get denied and who denies us and we're seeing patterns within that as well," Moore said. "We're determining for one reason or another, is it because we have poor documentation via an individual? Or do we have a particular payer that's pushing back disproportionally to somebody else? We can have a much more refined conversation around … what's going on here because we can't afford to be delayed in our payment or denied."
Moore said that based on their pilot testing period of Ayasdi, topological data analysis technology could save Mercy between 5% to 15% in direct variable costs by identifying the most effective and efficient care paths.
If this initial study is correct, Moore estimates there is an opportunity to save about $100 million.
More on topological data analysis
Explore Gunnar Carlsson's paper "Topology And Data" to learn more.
Drilldown
When a hospital uses Ayasdi, all the relevant information is pulled into the tool, then the tool crunches the data and delivers results in the form of a list, Moore said. The preferred care path appears at the top of the screen with the reference points in the development of that care path appearing below. The tool will also show a physician how they compare to the standard concerning treatment they've delivered to patients.
Ayasdi offers its services by annual subscriptions to use their software via a SaaS or on-premises offering. Ayasdi declined to provide pricing information.
Editor's note: This story has been updated to correct Mercy's name and its number of facilities.
Let us know what you think about the story or if you've used topological data analysis; email Kristen Lee, news writer, or find her on Twitter @Kristen_Lee_34.
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A rare opportunity to run a business from home; offering a large, fully equipped bar, four bedroom owners residence and a small cottage housing two single apartment units.
This property is centrally positioned, near the main road, sitting on a 700 sq m lot and covering a commercial space of 500 sq. m.
The bar is being sold fully equipped, with furnishings in the bar area and fixtures in the kitchen. Additionally there is separate office and storage rooms.
A spacious, owners residence is complete with four bedrooms and four bathrooms, living room, kitchen and an office.
The bedrooms are comfortable spaced and enjoy views of the surrounding gardens through large windows.
A third building consisting of two single units, is situated in the garden.
A rare opportunity to run a business from home; offering a large, fully equipped bar, 4 bedroom owners residence and a small cottage housing two single apartment units.