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Enterprise Output Management for Healthcare

Plus Technologies has been providing Enterprise Output Management (EOM) solutions to healthcare organizations for many years. Our solutions include OM Plus Delivery Manager to provide centralized management, confirmed print, advanced routing, and reliable delivery of EMR output to printers and MFPs. OM Plus TRP replaces paper based forms with plain paper Rx printing. OM Plus MPD provides a variety of pull-print solutions to reduce cost and increase security. Also, OM Plus Stats provides detail and statistics needed to audit the print process.

OM Plus will help connect back end systems and print devices to eliminate gaps in information flow. Electronic health records (EHRs) contain a lot of information that clinicians use to deliver patient care. But it isn’t always easy for workers to print admission forms, patient wristbands, treatment notes and other types of output on the right device — especially when they’re all coming from different host systems.

Print information reliably regardless of which system you’re using, and gather output for a single patient —from multiple users on multiple systems — and route it to a single printer when you need it. Improve productivity by reducing the time and effort that workers spend formatting, producing and finding documents. Help reduce the risk of lost PHI on paper with just-in-time printing while you wait.

Value of Enterprise Output Management

Plus Technologies started in the print spooler business in 1994. Since then we have continually added to our software portfolio and for the past several years have become a leading vendor in the Enterprise Output Management (EOM) market with our OM Plus products. A recent IDC paper identified the value of EOM in today’s market. Some snippets from their paper include the following.

The proliferation of 3rd Platform technologies (cloud, mobile, big data, and social media) continues to foster significant changes in the ways that employees work with information. Knowledge workers are capturing, creating, consuming, and sharing massive amounts of content across multiple applications and device types, forcing businesses to find a proper balance between the need for information access and protecting business-critical content. Adding to these complexities is the fact that business information is now stored across a host of on-premises and offsite applications and document repositories, including information management systems, content sharing and collaboration solutions, local and network file folders, email, and hardcopy documents.