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Technology Stocks : Perot Systems (PER)

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To: Neil H who wrote (441)5/26/1999 9:33:00 AM
From: SCOOBEY-DO   of 542
 
News Release:

May 26, 1999 08:13

Perot Systems and Medic Computer Systems Partner to Provide Integrated Physician Practice Management Software and Services; Agreement Allows Physician Practices to Gain Industry Leading Software and Support on a Timeshare Basis

DALLAS, May 26 /PRNewswire/ -- Perot Systems Corporation (NYSE: PER) and Medic Computer Systems, Inc. announced an agreement in which they will work together to supply practice management software and IT support services using a timeshare approach, which will create value-added technology services for physician organizations.

Medic and Perot Systems will provide a coordinated approach to information services by delivering Medic applications and information technology services in a timeshared arrangement that offers specified service levels and pricing based on provider business metrics. This type of per unit-based arrangement is advantageous for physicians because it provides significant value-added capabilities and efficiencies by aligning IT expenses with revenues and other operating expenses.

Through existing contracts with physician organizations, Perot Systems has been working with Medic since 1995 to design, implement, operate, and support solutions for outsourcing the Medic suite of applications. According to Randall Booth, director of Perot Systems Healthcare Industry Group: "The extension of our relationship with Medic strengthens our physician market offerings and gives our clients the ability to standardize technology despite geographic diversity. Our Physician Practice Management experts are committed to delivering the desired business results and technology enabled change to provider clients."

Ken Howard, Medic's senior vice president of sales, said "This relationship is advantageous for our clients that desire to outsource their IT needs, because they receive rapid deployment of our software with a low initial capital outlay and predictable IT costs. Plus, Perot Systems' performance is backed by contracted service levels that will help physician offices and healthcare systems realize a quantifiable return on investment from their technology and practice management investments."

Perot Systems, based in Dallas, Texas, is a leading information technology services and business solutions company serving clients in various industries including financial services, healthcare, energy, and travel and transportation. Perot Systems has approximately 6,000 employees in North America, Europe, and Asia. More information on Perot Systems can be found through the World Wide Web at perotsystems.com.

Medic Computer Systems, Inc., of Raleigh, North Carolina, a member of the Misys Group of Companies, is a leading provider and developer of healthcare information management systems to integrated delivery networks, management services organizations, managed care organizations, hospitals, physician practices, and home healthcare agencies. Medic's products are designed to manage financial, administrative, clinical and managed care information. For more information, visit Medic's Web page at www.medcmp.com or contact Medic at 1-800-334-8534.

SOURCE Perot Systems Corporation

/CONTACT: Kim Testa of Perot Systems Corporation, 972-340-6727, or fax,
972-340-6788, or email, kim.test@ps.net/

/Web site: medcmp.com

/Web site: perotsystems.com
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