excite for web servers found documents about: (Query-By-Example) - higher confidence, - lower confidence; click icons to find similar documents 100% Wang healthcare initiative eases pain for phy... Summary: Wang healthcare initiative. Bruce Ryan, president of Wang Healthcare Information Systems, told IW that the company has worked on the healthcare enhancements for 18 months and has developed a new product browser. Marion McFarland, president and CEO of UCI Medical (Columbia, SC), says that he is optimistic about the use of Physicians' Workstation in his medical facility. UCI Medical staff have... 99% Wang healthcare initiative eases physicians' pain Summary: Wang healthcare initiative eases physicians' pain.wang.com) has announced several new healthcare initiatives. The move is geared to improve healthcare providers' access to crucial medical and administrative documents. The initiatives include Web-enabled enhancement to Wang's Physicians' Workstation, the Wang Sole Source Healthcare Solution, and a strategic alliance with the computer technology... 89% Application integration: An essential ingredient Summary: Additionally, there is a host of clinical data management applications that also merits tight integration. To be truly effective, workflow must be fully integrated with the system and its applications. In addition to having workflow integrated with the application, the workflow product should also be fully integrated with the database as well. Integrated workflow does not mean that the workflow... 89% Wang takes a Vantage Summary: Wang takes a Vantage. Wang's Service Business Unit will continue to partner with PC Docs, providing services to DOCS Open software customers. But everyone thought it would be PC Docs." "Wang got the technology they were after," said Frappaolo, "and they got a vendor strong in the standards arena." Standards-based Wang is committed to open architecture. 89% Improved patient care through document imaging Summary: The patient records are available wherever they are needed, with access through workstations on a LAN. Accordingly, it is very important to have an efficient means of entering paper documents into the electronic records system. The images still retain the familiar format of charts and records." The system is being deployed on a LAN throughout the hospital. With document images, the physician has... 89% Integration: The key to image management Summary: "Without the integration with our HIS applications, we could not realize the tremendous cost savings and gains in productivity that we have. How an imaging system is implemented can be as important as the functionality itself. Third, the productivity gains and cost savings can easily justify the implementation costs. After gaining experience in patient accounting, most healthcare organizations... 88% Kodak acquiring Wang Software Summary: Kodak acquiring Wang Software.kodak.com) and Wang (Billerica, MA, http://www.wang. Kodak will pay $260 million cash for Wang's software business. 88% Wang's NT software sees first major update Summary: Wang's NT software sees first major update.com) has enhanced the NT versions of its document imaging and work management software. Wang estimates that sales of its NT-based Open/image and Open/workflow software account for nearly 60% of it's total production software revenues. "Sales of our Windows NT-based image and workflow products have exceeded our expectations" said Bob Weiler, president of... 88% Information warehousing Summary: .. how many acronyms can we assign to healthcare information technology? None of these systems alone can provide the information required for a complete computerized patient record. In a capitated environment, this can be very expensive for the provider. The warehouse can allow access to all information by integrating current and historical patient information, regardless of where it is stored,... 87% Kodak and Wang in final negotiations Summary: Kodak and Wang in final negotiations. The Boston Globe, which first announced the pending deal, reports Wang is holding out for several hundred million dollars. The combined revenue of those businesses was $624 million in the fiscal year that ended in June and they accounted for nearly 60% of Wang's total sales. According to IDC, Kodak would benefit from the acquisition if it could migrate its... 86% Wang is no lame duck Although the presence of ... Summary: Imaging World, March 17th, 1997. Wang is no lame duck. Although the presence of Kodak is expected to be felt at AIIM, Wang's software unit will still be owned by Wang and could have a hard time not coming off as a lame duck, given the impending acquisition by Kodak. At any rate, Wang will be demonstrating its newly released Imaging for Windows Professional Edition as well as its other imaging... 86% How Wang got its stripes Summary: How Wang got its stripes.wang.com) announces an expanded service agreement with Zebra Technologies (Vernon Hills, IL, http://www.zebra. Wang will provide on-site support for the Zebra XiII line of thermal transfer printers, as well as depot mail in, on-site extended warranty and advance exchange program services. 86% After imaging, doctors will "never go back" Summary: After imaging, doctors will "never go back". A doctor can be at home or on vacation and use his or her laptop to retrieve a patient record if the need arises. The cardiology practice has invested $95,000 in the document imaging system. Currently, there are about 100,000 documents in Arkansas Cardiology's document imaging system. Remote access to patient records from the hospital also benefits... 86% Enterprisewide solution for integrated delivery Summary: By E. Andrew Mayo, Executive Vice President, MedPlus Inc. Medical records and the associated medical records information system (MRIS) must be the source for the "legal" medical record. Architecture for an enterprisewide patient record system.) * Encrypted digitized signature: A signature password verifies the user's signature authority. E. Andrew Mayo is Executive VP of MedPlus Inc. 85% SunGard Healthcare Summary: SunGard Healthcare offers a suite of integrated products which combine health information management applications, imaging, workflow, multimedia document management, and flexible open technical architecture. A fully integrated solution, SunGard 2000 includes comprehensive systems for medical records. 85% Wang CEO awarded $8 million to stay Summary: Wang CEO awarded $8 million to stay.wang.com). Under the premise of a "retention bonus" because Tucci declined an offer to head Novell (Orem, UT, http://www.com), Wang acknowledges Tucci's role in the recent divestiture. 85% Wang buys Advanced Paradigms Summary: Wang buys Advanced Paradigms.wang.com) yesterday bought Advanced Paradigms (Alexandria, VA, http://www.paradigms.API's Microsoft-centric expertise complements our network and desktop services business," said Wang CEO Joseph Tucci. 85% Wang creates positions Summary: (Posted: Tuesday, April 15, 1997, 8:00 AM) Jose Ofman serves as president and COO of the Americas and Mias van Vuuren assumes the role of president and COO for international operations. 85% Richardson made Wang general manager Summary: Richardson made Wang general manager. (Thursday, January 16, 1997, 8:47 am) Fred Richardson is general manager of Wang's (Billerica, MA, http://www.wang.com) Storage Management Group, which was formed after the recent acquisition of Avail Systems. Richardson will oversee the group's product direction as well as operations at the Boulder, CO, location. 84% Tucci says no to Novell Summary: Tucci says no to Novell. Wang (Billerica, MA) CEO Joseph Tucci was handed an $8 million thank you note from his board of directors following the $260 million sale of Wang's software unit to Eastman Kodak (Rochester, NY). Under the premise of a "retention bonus" because Tucci declined an offer to head Novell (Orem, UT), Wang acknowledges Tucci's role in the recent divestiture. Analysts speculate...
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