Lincor Announces Launch of Next Generation Enterprise Server MES2.0 for Hospital Bedside Computing

Lincor SolutionsLincor Solutions, the leading provider of global bedside computing solutions to hospitals, has announced that it will release its unique MEDIVista Enterprise Server software (MES2.0) at MEDICA 09 in Düsseldorf, Germany on November 18-21 2009.

Over the past six years, Lincor has placed significant development investment in its Enterprise Server technology, the backbone of any successful network of bedside computing devices. The technology is configured to reflect the needs of hospital management and Lincor's years of experience in installing complex bedside computing solutions across some of the world's largest multi-disciplinary hospitals. Lincor's significant development effort culminates today in the launch of new industry benchmark, MES2.0.

Lincor's MES2.0 is a feature-rich, full administration system, designed to manage large networks of bedside patient devices via a highly intuitive user-interface, ideal for the management of complex configurations. The system uniquely combines industrial strength reliability and stability with a real-time view of vital operational information together with comprehensive reports and a new series of remote management tools. MES2.0 enables senior IT management at hospitals to efficiently control and manage large bedside installations with relative ease.

"Our new management system, MES2.0, is the industry's most comprehensive back office management system yet. It is the result of many years software development and brings the system to a new level in remote device management" commented Enda Murphy, CTO at Lincor Solutions. "We recognize that whilst demand for bedside computing devices increases so too does the need for more robust and reliable back-office infrastructures to remotely manage them. The large number of requests for clinical computing and digital entertainment at every hospital bedside calls for a system that will effectively manage this demand - MES2.0 is the response."

Lincor will be demonstrating MEDIVista MES2.0 at the following events - MEDICA 09 Düsseldorf at Booth 15A12 on 18-21 November 2009; Health Achieve Toronto on 16-18 November 2009; ArabHealth Dubai at Booth RP29 on 25-28 January 2010.

About Lincor Solutions
Founded in 2003, multi-award winning Lincor Solutions has gained international recognition for its flagship Next Generation point of care technology - MEDIVista. Lincor's patented MEDIVista solution provides clinical staff with a secure and robust interface, via bedside devices, to a wealth of hospital electronic medical record (EMR) and digital imaging (PACS) data plus clinical applications such as test ordering; medication management using barcode identification (RFID); electronic food ordering; and bed management. In addition, the MEDIVista technology enables patients to use touch-screen devices at every bedside to access a range of digital TV and radio, movies on-demand, internet and gaming services.

Lincor Solutions has the world's largest installed base of MEDIVista bedside computing solutions, with over 14,000 bedsides at 60 major hospitals worldwide using the system today. Lincor clients include some of the world’s leading multi-disciplinary and teaching hospitals including Holy Name Hospital New Jersey, USA; Royal Victoria Hospital Ontario, Canada; University College London Hospital and CHRA Annecy, France. Lincor has international offices in Dublin and Cork, Ireland and Toronto and New York in North America.

For more information, please visit http://www.lincor.com.

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