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Medbuy upgrades e-commerce site with Neoforma's order management software. (Group Purchasing).(Brief Article)
Medbuy Corp., London, Ontario, in June upgraded its electronic commerce site, run by its Canadian Health Marketplace division, to include a central order management and reporting application and a single gateway for all transactions. Medbuy's e-commerce provider, Neoforma, San Jose, Calif., installed its...
Tags: BCE Emergis Corp., Medbuy Corp., Neoforma
Research articles 2003-08-01
HOSPITAL PURCHASING.(hospitals must keep up with innovations in wound dressings)(Industry Overview)(Statistical Data Included)
* New wound care product brings clinical results, cost savings to Texas hospitals Trinity Mother Francis Regional Health System, Tyler, Texas, 358 beds, and Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas, 934 beds, report good results with an advanced wound care product used in treating chronic wounds....
Tags: Kaiser Permanente, Medbuy Corp., Trinity Health, VHA Inc.
Research articles 2001-04-01

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Hospitals in Canada beginning to adopt e-commerce through Neoforma-run site. (Hospital Purchasing).(Neoforma now manages the Canadian Health Marketplace Web site sponsored by Medbuy Corp.)(Brief Article)
Canadian hospitals now form a substantial part of the transaction business of Neoforma, Sail Jose, Calif. Neoforma manages the electronic commerce site, called Canadian Health Marketplace, www.chm.ca, sponsored by Medbuy Corp., London, Ont. Neoforma's other major customer is Novation, Irving, Texas. ...
Tags: Neoforma
Research articles 2003-02-01
Medbuy embarks on 10-year agreement with Neoforma for electronic commerce. (Group Purchasing).(Brief Article)
Canada's largest group purchasing organization has become the latest GPO to contract with a commercial electronic commerce company. Medbuy Corp., London, Ont., selected Neoforma.com, San Jose, Calif., to put Medbuy's $300 million U.S. ($450 million Canadian) portfolio online. Medbuy previously established...
Tags: Neoforma
Research articles 2001-01-01
Neoforma and Medbuy, Canada' Largest National GPO, to Offer On-Line Procurement Solution - Brief Article
Neoforma.com, an e-commerce medical marketplace builder in the US, and Medbuy Corp. announced that they have entered into a 10-year strategic relationship to jointly develop a comprehensive Internet solution for the Canadian healthcare marketplace. The agreement names Neoforma as Medbuy's exclusive provider of Internet e-commerce solutions for the procurement...
Tags: Neoforma
Research articles 2000-12-01
Medbuy adds buying clout by opening technology contract to nonmembers. (Group Purchasing).(Metafore Corp.)(Brief Article)
Medbuy Corp., London, Ont., has extended one of its information technology agreements to nonmember hospitals across Canada. The contract is with Metafore, Toronto, a distributor of Microsoft products, including Microsoft applications, server software and system software. "A single hospital working in...
Tags: Microsoft Corp.
Research articles 2002-06-01
Shared Services Healthcare.(Saint Francis Health System, Medbuy Corp.)(Brief Article)
Georgia Williams has resigned as director of capital equipment at Shared Services Healthcare, Atlanta. She left in May due to marriage and an out-of-state move. Her position will be filled, but not immediately. Sharing responsibility for managing the capital equipment portfolio are Anita Fredricks and Joe...
Tags: Saint Francis
Research articles 2001-07-01
Canadian Health Marketplace (CHM), has added products from AstraZeneca Canada, Mississauga, Ont., to its electronic commerce site.(Brief Article)
Canadian Health Marketplace CHM, has added products from AstraZeneca Canada, Mississauga, Ont., to its electronic commerce site. AstraZeneca is the first pharmaceutical supplier to sign on with CHM, which is the e-commerce provider established by Medbuy Corp., Canada's largest group purchasing organization. AstraZeneca...
Tags: AstraZeneca Plc.
Research articles 2001-10-01
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