iMedicor, the only HIPAA-compliant solution for interoperable health information transfer that is offered at no cost to healthcare providers, recently announced that the company has partnered with myLEADERBOARD, Inc. to complete the development of a mobile application of its online communications platform. iMedicor electronic medical record (EMR) enables doctors to collaborate and exchange records in real time and also allows pharmaceutical companies to deliver targeted educational marketing materials to nationwide healthcare providers in a cost-effective manner.

Due to the growing demand by physicians, iMedicor is joining forces with myLEADERBOARD, a developer of mobile software solutions, to provide electronic services to the large majority of doctors who use handheld devices for business purposes. The myLEADERBOARD proprietary mobile platform supports iPhone, BlackBerry, Android, Windows Mobile and Palm, as well as mobile web for browser-only enabled cell phones.

Fred Zolla, iMedicor’s chief executive officer, stated, “iMedicor is working with myLEADERBOARD to deliver this new functionality

Sarah Lacy published a seminal piece yesterday on TechCrunch about the Israeli VC and entrepreneur scene.  In an article entitled, “Now that China Is the New Israel…What’s Israel?”, Lacy explores the evolution of the Israel tech industry.  From enrapture in 2000 to finishing 2008 without a single IPO and virtually no exits, Lacy questions whether Israel has just hit a bump in the road or just peaked out.

Lacy explains:

Israeli companies have raised just over $10 billion since the beginning 2001, but acquisitions and IPOs have returned just over $860 million over that almost eight-and-a-half-year period…

Somewhere along the way, the entrepreneur scene here lost its mojo.

So I don’t say this to trash Israel, but facts are facts. In sheer numbers, Israel’s place on the global scale of investing has been dwarfed by China, and matched by the United