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CSC has a product call PowerMHS that sounds to me would satisfy your former clients needs.  I worked with it some back in 2001-2002.  Wou can check thier website www.csc.com.  The software was written in COBOL and had just been enhanced to include the new (at the time) HIPPA requirements.

I hope this helps.

 
Warmest Regards,

Richard Reeve




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From: sjl <sjl_abc@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Thu, May 13, 2010 11:55:09 AM
Subject: Trying to keep it on "i"?

List -

I have a former client which currently runs their insurance applications
(claims and underwriting) on a System i.  I helped with their original
implementation of an AS/400 COBOL-based applications back in the 1990's.
They are currently involved in a software search for a new application, and
would prefer an IBM i solution because of their investment in infrastructure
and staff.

As far as I know, most insurance software vendors have migrated away from
the IBM i platform.

I have suggested that if they have current IBM Power hardware, however, that
they could preserve their hardware investment by using a package which could
run on AIX or Linux, and from what I recall in the recent IBM announcement,
the Oracle database actually performs better on Power hardware than on Sun
hardware.

Any thoughts or suggestions?

- sjl




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