Ramco Apps To Offer Digital Info Backbone To Medsol
Ramco will provide a uniquely integrated solution to Medsol and also help them interface with APEX Plus, a Laboratory Information & Management System.
Ramco Systems, a provider of multi-disciplinary software products & services, has announced an order win from Medsol, a part of Gulf Healthcare International, a pioneer in providing pathology testing services in the Middle East & North Africa (MENA) region.
Medsol has licenced Ramco’s commercial applications including Inventory, Purchase, Financials, Sales, HR and Payroll and Business Intelligence along with a customer portal.
Medsol, the clinical laboratory division of Gulf Healthcare International, is positioned to offer differentiated healthcare services at competitive costs. Ramco will provide a uniquely integrated solution to Medsol and also help them interface with APEX Plus, a Laboratory Information & Management System (LIMS), as well as an Attendance Registering System.
The healthcare market in the Gulf region is undergoing transformation on several fronts. With the digital information backbone provided by Ramco Enterprise Series, Medsol will be fully equipped to provide faster, better services to its stakeholders, employees, partners and customers through real-time information, and also deal effectively with the ongoing changes in its marketplace.
Ramco’s solutions will benefit Medsol by connecting all the labs with uniform and consistent data, including integration to Laboratory Information & Management System (LIMS). The Analytics engine provided with the ERP application will enable Medsol to constantly track metrics key to Medsol’s business, which in turn will enable Medsol to set up graphical representations of the output data.

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