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Business-intelligence firm partners with Milwaukee-based EMSystem
July 9, 2008
Milwaukee, Wis. — EMSystem (more articles) announced a partnership today that will boost its software offerings to hospitals and emergency medical services with products from iQ4bis Software in Irvine, California.
EMSystem makes real-time emergency communication and resource management solutions for customers in 20 states, including patient care reporting, ambulance diversion, patient tracking, mass casualty incident support, syndromic surveillance, hospital bed tracking, volunteer registry and public health alerting solutions. The products from iQ4bis, a business-intelligence software firm, add analysis, charting and reporting capabilities.
Founded in 1998, EMSystem operates out of Milwaukee and serves 1,200 hospitals.
EMSystem makes real-time emergency communication and resource management solutions for customers in 20 states, including patient care reporting, ambulance diversion, patient tracking, mass casualty incident support, syndromic surveillance, hospital bed tracking, volunteer registry and public health alerting solutions. The products from iQ4bis, a business-intelligence software firm, add analysis, charting and reporting capabilities.
Founded in 1998, EMSystem operates out of Milwaukee and serves 1,200 hospitals.
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