The Hospital in Żywiec has chosen, by a tendering procedure, the bid of Asseco and its state-of-the-art Asseco Medical Management Solutions (AMMS). The system will enable access to electronic medical records by both patients and employees of this medical facility. In addition, Asseco will provide the required hardware, including servers and matrices. The project execution will allow for computerization of the hospital and improving the quality of services rendered to patients. The implementation is expected to be completed by the end of May 2015.Asseco will deploy a number of applications in order to streamline the hospital’s patient admissions as well as to support the work of its outpatient clinic, pharmacy, contagious diseases ward, and surgical block. Furthermore, the AMMS system will enable seamless integration of software modules used at the hospital’s medical and administrative departments. The hospital will be also provided with a Business Intelligence tool in order to facilitate its effective management.Asseco is one of the leading providers of software for the healthcare sector. With the Hospital in Żywiec, the number of Silesian medical facilities that use information systems produced by Asseco has grown to 86. IT solutions offered by this Rzeszów-based company are utilized by over 450 hospitals across Poland.
***AMMS is a comprehensive IT solution dedicated to large and medium-sized hospitals, polyclinics, medical centers, outpatient clinics and emergency departments. The solution provides support for the hospital’s medical departments (HIS) and administrative departments (ERP). AMMS features a number of functionalities for the identification of patients, including registration of referrals with the help two-dimensional barcodes, as well as retrieval of patient data from identity documents. It also enables printing and reading of doctor referrals in the encoded form. Transmission of such documents in electronic format between different medical centers reduces the time of patient registration and admission, while eliminating errors that might occur due to incorrect reading of handwriting.

Asseco has been recognized for its effective competition with the world IT leaders, innovative and comprehensive software solutions, contribution into the development of high quality services, as well as for its charity programs aimed at providing support to those in need. The award was handed by Janusz Piechociński to Artur Wiza, Managing Director of Corporate Communications at Asseco.
This competition rewards the companies whose business efforts are not only driven by profit, but also by business ethics and a concern for the national welfare. In this year’s edition of the competition, out of the 40 nominated members of the Business Centre Club, the jury selected 12 winners of the Golden Statue of Polish Business Leader 2014.

The Specialist Hospital in Zabrze is going to launch electronic medical records, enabling its patients and employees to use e-services. Therefore, the hospital will need to apply innovative information technology, including the necessary hardware and software. This project will be carried out by Asseco which is going to implement its proprietary Asseco Medical Management Solutions (AMMS) and supply the required infrastructure, including servers, matrices, desktop PCs, clinical tablets and printers. The project is scheduled to be completed in June 2015.Asseco will deploy a number of applications at the hospital in order to support the work of its outpatient clinic, surgical block, diagnostic laboratories, as well as the hospital pharmacy. Furthermore, this implementation will include the Business Intelligence module to enable effective management of the medical facility. The company will be also responsible for providing e-learning trainings to the hospital employees.In recent years, the Specialist Hospital in Zabrze has taken a number of measures aimed at modernizing its facilities and improving the quality of patient care. The hospital provides treatment to its patients at the wards of Laryngology, Cardiology, Internal Medicine, Dermatology and Allergology, General and Bariatric Surgery, and Emergency Medicine. The facility also runs 12 clinics and 9 diagnostic laboratories.
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AMMS is a comprehensive IT solution dedicated to large and medium-sized hospitals, polyclinics, medical centers, outpatient clinics and emergency departments. The solution provides support for the hospital’s medical departments (HIS) and administrative departments (ERP). AMMS features a number of functionalities for the identification of patients, including registration of referrals with the help two-dimensional barcodes as well as retrieval of patient data from identity documents. It also enables printing and reading of doctor referrals in the encoded form. Transmission of such documents in electronic format between different medical centers reduces the time of patient registration and admission, while eliminating errors that might occur due to incorrect reading of handwriting.

With its def3000/TR (Treasury) software designed to support registration and processing of cash and capital market transactions, Asseco has been placed in the “Magic Quadrant for Trading Platforms” in the “Niche Players” Quadrant. “According to the report, “This Magic Quadrant evaluates suppliers only on their trading capabilities. The criteria for inclusion in this Magic Quadrant are based on a combination of qualitative and quantitative measures. Those vendors that are included must: Have at least 20 unique, named, paying financial institutions using their trading solutions,” among additional criteria listed in the report. In addition, Asseco provided references from a number of its clients who have chosen the def3000/TR system,” said Sławomir Ziajka, Vice Director of the Commercial Banks Division at Asseco Poland. “We believe our presence in the Gartner’s report proves that we are a major provider of software for the financial sector, not only in Poland but also in Eastern Europe,” he added.def3000/TR (Treasury) is a system for processing of treasury and financial transactions concluded both in the interbank market and with the bank’s internal clients. The system supports complete transaction processing, from the moment of conclusion till the final settlement. The available interfaces to external and internal systems allow for automation of tasks which, until now, have been performed manually by operators.Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in its research publications, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with the highest ratings or other designation. Gartner research publications consist of the opinions of Gartner's research organization and should not be construed as statements of fact. Gartner disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.

The hospitals in Zgorzelec and Kłodzko (acting as the leaders of their consortia of local medical centers) as well as the hospitals in Świdnica and Wrocław have all chosen the Asseco Medical Management Solutions (AMMS). This comprehensive IT solution has been developed in response to the requirements of electronic medical records. It facilitates the operations of medical institutions which, being provided with easy access to patient data, can improve the quality of their services. The implementation of AMMS is an element of informatization that will enable hospitals to provide e-health services. In addition to delivering the software solution, Asseco will be also responsible for employee trainings. They will be offered to use an innovative e-learning platform in order to learn how to operate the system on a daily basis. Furthermore, within a separate budget, the medical centers in Kłodzko and Zgorzelec will be provided with modern IT equipment necessary for the successful completion of this extensive project. “Our software has been chosen by more than 450 hospitals operating in Poland and approximately 130 of them use Asseco Medical Management Solutions,” said Jan Butkiewicz of the Healthcare Systems Division at Asseco Poland. “Entering into cooperation with other medical institutions is a signal to us that AMMS is a proven and technologically advanced system that has already won the trust of customers,” he added.Only during the last six months, more than 30 healthcare centers decided to implement the system developed by Asseco. Among them were the hospitals in Bytom (Szpital Wojewódzki) and in Rybnik (Szpital dla Nerwowo i Psychicznie Chorych). AMMS is a comprehensive IT solution dedicated to large and medium-sized hospitals, polyclinics, medical centers, outpatient clinics and emergency departments. The solution provides support for the hospital’s medical departments (HIS) and administrative departments (ERP). AMMS features a number of functionalities for the identification of patients, including registration of referrals with the help two-dimensional barcodes as well as retrieval of patient data from identity documents. It also enables printing and reading of doctor referrals in the encoded form. Transmission of such documents in electronic format between different medical centers reduces the time of patient registration and admission, while eliminating errors that might occur due to incorrect reading of handwriting.

Asseco Poland will perform the migration of spaceship simulators used by ESA into a new platform based on RAP (Remote Application Platform) technology. This solution will make it possible to access the simulators using a web browser. The project will also examine the capabilities and performance of the platform and it will identify potential problems associated with remote access to the system. In addition, the company will analyze the possibilities for 3D visualization of simulation models and some of such solutions will be implemented in the system. The project is expected to be completed in December 2015. Access to the spaceship simulators will enable checking the operation of satellites before they are sent into the orbit, making it possible to avoid potential errors which might result in the loss of such equipment. Moreover, having the ability to use the simulators via a web browser, in the future the Agency will be able to offer access to its simulations as a service provided “in the cloud”.“Our cooperation with ESA opens a great opportunity for the development of innovative solutions for the space sector,” said Paweł Seliga, Projects Manager at the Public Administration Department of Asseco Poland. “By engaging in the implementation of successive projects, we build up pioneer competence and gain valuable experience that we want to use in this rapidly growing market,” he added.
Poland became a member of the European Space Agency in 2012. This has paved the way for Polish companies to cooperate within European space and research programs. The ESA data shows that the market for civil applications of solutions used in the space industry is worth EUR 240 billion.***The view expressed herein can in no way be taken to reflect the official opinion of the European Space Agency