2. Solving the Challenges of Healthcare and Life Sciences with Microsoft Touch Technologies Tim Huckaby CEO/Founder, InterKnowlogy Microsoft RD & MVP

3. 2009-10-20 IK-MSFT Healthcare Webcast Presentation Abstract Tim Huckaby, CEO – TimHuck@InterKnowlogy.comTimHuck@InterKnowlogy.com Office: 760-444-8640Cell: 619-990-9200 Solving the Challenges of Healthcare and Life Sciences with Microsoft Touch Technologies Sponsor: Cindy Hibble [cindhib@microsoft.com], Industry Partner Manager - Healthcare Providers Length: 1 hour webcast presentation & q&a Technologies : Silverlight, Surface, WPF, XAML, Windows 7 touch Abstract: The Healthcare Industry today is faced with many difficult challenges. Many of these challenges are rooted in the slow and conservative adoption of innovative solutions for fear of high cost, complicated implementations, extensive support and resistance to change. With the release of Microsoft’s Windows 7 operating system later this month, a whole new world of innovation, time to market, TCO and innovation is possible. Windows 7 along with other impressive Microsoft technologies provides rich, interactive, touch-enabled solution possibilities. InterKnowlogy is a Microsoft partner who expertly designs and implements solutions such as these in the Healthcare and Life Sciences industries. Please join us for interactive discussion and demonstrations regarding some sample solutions using Windows 7 to tackle some of these Healthcare challenges.

4. About… InterKnowlogy (www.InterKnowlogy.com) Tim Huckaby, CEO (TimHuck@InterKnowlogy.com) – Custom Application Development / Consulting / Software & Systems Engineering Firm headquartered in Carlsbad, CA – Design, Architect, Build and Deploy Enterprise Class Applications – Industry Experts: Most of the employees are published, MVPs, RD, Speakers, etc. Microsoft.NET Application development since 2000 Microsoft.NET Rich Client /RIA Pioneers: Industry Leaders Microsoft Multi-Touch App Development Leaders (Surface / Windows 7 / Silverlight 3) Information Worker Solutions (VSTO & SharePoint) Integration / Messaging, B2B / B2C, Wireless / Mobility Leading Edge: Surface, WPF, Silverlight, Win7 touch, SharePoint, VSTO Cutting Edge Solutions on emerging Microsoft technologies Largest Client: Microsoft

5. Touch Capable Computing: Using Natural User Interface (NUI) Technologies Improve The Patient Experience Multi-Touch Software built in Microsoft.NET: WPF, Surface, & Silverlight 3.0 Hardware & Software Platforms for Touch Computing Multi-touch enabled applications, used in healthcare to improve the communication, education and experience overall across the health and life sciences continuum. Session Agenda Demos, Demos, Demos

6. DEMO

7. Touch Capable Computing Devices are Not New Past Future (Now) Present 1972: PLATO IV Touch Screen Terminal The Microsoft Surface Windows 7 Multi-touch

8. What is Relatively New is:  Inexpensive Touch Capable, Non Proprietary Hardware  A Multi-Touch Capable Windows OS  A Consistent Multi-Touch API for.NET across 3 Windows Hardware/Software Platforms  Developer Productivity in Touch Capable Apps  The Forecast of Touch Capability in Every New Computing Device in the Short Term

9. Introduction  We are at the Cusp of the touch computing revolution  There are still many “standards” yet to be adopted  Touch computing will become a mainstream aspect of software development  Paradigm Shift from GUI to NUI (Natural User Interface)  Touch capable computing changes the way you design systems  Shifting from desktop applications to touch based applications will be crucial

10. HARDWARE IMPLEMENTATIONS  Capacitive  Infrared  Resistive

11. Hardware Capacitive HP Touchsmart tx2 N-trig (2-10) Infrared HP Touchsmart IQ816 NewWindow(2) Capacitive Dell LatitudeXT2 N-Trig (2-10)

12. How to touch Resistive Think Push Down and drag

13. How to touch Capacitive Think Electric Impulse

14. Common hardware implementations Capacitive – iPhone – Capacitive multi-touch cell phone / PDA – HP TouchSmart TX2 – Dual touch capacitive laptop screen. – Dell Latitude XT – Multi-Touch tablet using N-Trig capacitive technology – MacBook Pro – Capacitive Multi-Touch pad with traditional click – N-Trig – Capacitive monitor overlay vendor (Windows 7 Drivers)

15. How to touch Infrared Think laser pointer(s)

16. Common hardware implementations Infrared – Surface – Infrared diffused illumination multi-touch “table” device – Perceptive Pixel – Frustrated total internal reflection multi- touch panels – HP TouchSmart – Infrared dual touch bezel all in one computer – NextWindow – Infrared Multi-Touch bezel vendor (Windows 7 Drivers)

17. UI GESTURES Tap Flick/Fling/Scroll Pinch/Spread Drag

18. UI Gestures – Tap Think Click Incorporates MouseDown and MouseUp Tap To Activate – Open / Activate on Tap – Open / Activate on Release Tap to Select – Alternative to Tap to activate – Single Tap indicates selection – Double Tap indicates activation

19. UI Gestures – Flick / Fling / Scroll Flick – Incorporate inertia to give user feedback. – “Flick” finger in one direction to move items out of the way Fling to Scroll – “Flick” finger in the direction you want to scroll. – Items Scroll based on the speed of the flick (inertia) – Incorporate “Tap to Stop” Slide to Scroll – Single Finger held down and slid in one direction causes scroll Two Finger Scroll – MacBook Pro touchpad

20. UI Gestures – Pinch / Spread Pinch to Shrink – Two fingers, thumb and index on one hand, or both index fingers – Bring the two fingers together to shrink Spread to Enlarge – Two fingers, thumb and index on one hand, or both index fingers – Move the two fingers away from each other to enlarge Pinch and Spread are always implemented as a pair or gestures

21. UI Gestures – Drag Drag to Move – Single finger held down and slid across the screen. – Use to move / position objects on screen Drag and Drop – Incorporate Tap to select – Slid finger across the screen to drag an “adorner” – Release finger to indicate drop

22. SOFTWARE IMPLEMENTATIONS (ON THE MICROSOFT PLATFORM)  Windows Desktop: WPF  Surface: WPF  Browser: Silverlight

23. History of Surface The first prototype is presented to Bill Gates A dedicated group is formed, and more than 85 prototypes are developed Microsoft Surface is unveiled to the world The concept of an interactive table is born The look and feel of Surface is finalized

24. DEMO

25. PC’s, Form Factors, Technology Easy to Write code now WM_Touch Windows7.Multitouch Windows7.Multitouch.WPF

26. Massive Multi-touch, Multi-user PC’s, Form Factors, Technology Easier to Write code soon

27. Why WPF? The GDI & USER subsystems were introduced in Windows 1.0 in 1985 OpenGL – Early 90s DirectX – 1995 Goal: Overcome the limits of GDI+ & USER with the productivity of Windows Forms Translation: The power of DirectX and the Developer Productivity of.NET

28. WPF – how does it work? Built on Top of Direct 3D – Converted to 3D triangles, textures and other Direct3D objects & then rendered by hardware – Benefits of hardware acceleration & performance due to work being off-loaded to GPUs (unlike GDI based systems) – Ensures the maximum benefit of new hardware and drivers – Software rendering pipeline as fallback

29. DEMO

30. Silverlight… “WPF Light” Interactive experiences for devices, PC, & Mac platforms (and others…) Strict subset of Windows Presentation Foundation Lightweight download (4.2mbs) Programming model uses XAML + Jscript + WPF Access to WPF tooling Touch Capability in Version 3.0 Lightweight WPF runtime OK LightBlue WPF-based Tools

31. DEMO

33. Try Multi-Touch in Silverlight Now! The InterKnowlogy Multi-Touch Enabled ScatterView Control http://client.interknowlogy.com/scatterviewdemo/

34. Coding 3D in WPF & SIlverlight Check out the method level support for Rotation This is why I should have paid attention in high school calculus..

35. Summary We are at the Cusp of the NUI revolution Using Natural User Interface (NUI) Technologies Improve The Patient Experience Multi-Touch enabled applications can be used in healthcare to improve the communication, education and experience overall across the health and life sciences continuum. The Tools, Plumbing and platforms for touch based computing are powerful and available Within a short time frame computers with touch capability will be the norm. The.NET stack for Touch Based Software (Surface, WPF & Silverlight 3.0) is elegant and powerful The Concepts of NUI change the way we design and build software

36. Tim Huckaby, InterKnowlogy More info on InterKnowlogy: – www.InterKnowlogy.com Contact me: Tim Huckaby – E-mail: TimHuck@InterKnowlogy.com – Phone: 760-444-8640 – Blog: http://team.interknowlogy.com/blogs/timhuckaby About Tim Huckaby… – CEO, InterKnowlogy – Microsoft ® Regional Director – Southern California – Microsoft ®.NET Partner Advisory Council Founder / Member – Microsoft ® MVP -.NET – Microsoft ® Surface Partner Advisory Council – INETA Speaker – International.NET Users Group Association – Windows and.NET Magazine Advisory Board Member –.NET Developers Journal Magazine Advisory Board Member – Author / Speaker

37. InterKnowlogy – Who We Are Focused on Custom AppDev, Collaboration and Infrastructure Technologies Alpha / Beta Deployments Published Authors, Instructors, MS MVPs Client Service Delivery Focus HQ in Carlsbad, CA Worldwide Client Base

38. InterKnowlogy Technologies of Note Exchange / Active Directory Windows Server SMS System Center Performance Point MOSS 2007 InfoPath.Net 2.0 / 3.0 / 3.5 / 4.0 WPF & XAML WF & WCF Silverlight VSTS / TFS VSTO SQL BizTalk WPF, Silverlight, Surface, Windows 7 Touch

39. DEMO

40. InterKnowlogy - What We Do Best Custom Application Development System Integration Collaboration / Portals Infrastructure Business Intelligence High Level Technical Consulting