Genesis is an inventory management systems designed for managing non Bill of Material items, Carousel System Control for White Systems Carousels. The system was developed for managing consignment stock in hospitals to reduce the cost of ownership. Check out booth 2810 to learn more about inventory management.

Prospect Builder-Enterprise Health Technology is provided by Good Leads as an outsourced business development offering for technology centric IT Health and Medical Device firms using a teleprospecting model with sales executives with strategies and technigues to obtain qualified meetings with new prospects.

The InSites Enterprise Visibility Platform, developed by Intelligent InSights, was designed to leverage real-time locating and sensing technologies by providing healthcare organizations with a single system capable of locating patients, staff, equipment, and inventory to transform the healthcare industry by dramatically driving down costs while improving the level of care. Visit booth 8261 for more information.

The Meddius Integration Router, developed by Meddius, aims to provide data transformation, communication and routing functions between clinical applications. Its core engine provides transport mediation and message transformation between disparate formats, including HL7 v2.x and v3.x, X12, EDI, DICOM, XML, binary and legacy formats. By using integration appliances, hospitals can integrate data previously residing in separate applications without a costly investment in a new software infrastructure. For vendors, incorporating an integration appliance into their healthcare solution can help streamline integration efforts and eliminate costly deployment delays.

Learn more about this product and Meddius at booth 2959.

By John Andrews, Contributing Editor

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