Memorial Health System Partners With Infor for New Implementation

NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwired - November 23, 2015) - Infor, a leading provider of beautiful business applications specialized by industry and built for the cloud, today announced that Memorial Health System (MHS), a community-based, not-for-profit corporation dedicated to patient care, education and research, and one of the leading healthcare organizations in Illinois, has selected Infor Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) for Healthcare to better manage equipment inventory, improve reporting capabilities and optimize scheduling processes. Infor EAM will help the organization achieve top-line growth by more effectively managing medical equipment.

Infor EAM delivers innovative tools for tracking and managing mobile assets, assisting customers with complying with ever-changing regulatory standards, guarding against equipment failures and managing clinical equipment inventory. The Healthcare edition was developed specifically for the industry by a team of experienced hospital engineers and includes asset management, work management and project management tools to help healthcare organizations operate more efficiently and effectively.

"Infor's specialized healthcare applications allow us to leverage existing skillsets and hardware, and provides a clear integration path into third-party systems, which reduces implementation time," said Darrell Oller, System Director, Applications, Memorial Health System. "We know that Infor will support us as we grow and change in the years to come, and the company's experience with moving business operations to the cloud will be important for us in the future."

As a web-architected system, Infor EAM Healthcare Edition allows you to access the functions through a standard Internet browser, anywhere and anytime. In addition, Infor EAM Mobile extends the value of Infor EAM Healthcare Edition for field service workers as well as the managers, clerks and schedulers who are connected directly to the solution. It expedites service throughout a facility on mobile devices such as iPads and smartphones, to speed service. Personnel can move from room to room or site to site and still access and record maintenance information, conduct inspections and track inventory.