How Globalization Is Changing Health Care Forever    Michael
Saylor: With regard to health care, I think that there's a lot
of dynamics there. The most obvious dynamic with regard to
anything in the mobile era, is how much material labor, or how
much material mass and how much distance and motion is involved
in obtaining the value you're trying to obtain?  Take an
interesting example -- most people, if they want a blood test,
they have to go to a hospital or a clinic or an office. There's
a lot of diagnostics...  Up until a while ago, you had to go to
a hospital to get a prescription. If a prescription is a piece
of paper, I have to pick it up and I have to carry it to a
pharmacy, and I have to pick up the drug. At the point that the
prescription becomes an SMS message, I don't have to go to the
doctor.  If you have a CAT scan or an MRI, someone's got to
interpret it. I had an MRI about six weeks ago. It was pretty
random, and they sent the x-ray to a doctor in Australia. I just
walked into the emergency room