IntelliDOT® Corporation and Pandora Data Systems Announce Marketing Agreement

3/19/2007 12:00:00 AM

IntelliDOT Corporation, an innovator in patient safety and workflow management solutions for healthcare, and Pandora Data Systems, a leader in data analysis and trending tools, today announce a joint marketing agreement...

SAN DIEGO, CA, March 19, 2007 – IntelliDOT Corporation, an innovator in patient safety and workflow management solutions for healthcare, and Pandora Data Systems, a leader in data analysis and trending tools, today announce a joint marketing agreement. Through this working relationship, the companies will be able to deliver a “closed loop” solution to healthcare facilities to ensure that medications withdrawn from a hospital's storage facility are administered to the patient.

San Diego-based IntelliDOT develops and installs point of care bar code patient safety and documentation systems in hospitals. Santa Cruz-based Pandora Data Systems provides hospitals with powerful data analysis and trending tools. Under the new agreement, Pandora will produce a report for hospitals which matches medication withdrawal information from the hospital's storage cabinet to IntelliDOT's transaction data, which identifies where and when the medication was administered, thus ensuring that it was completed accurately.

“IntelliDOT is pleased to collaborate with Pandora Data Systems, as this agreement provides an even more complete solution for healthcare professionals in their patient care initiatives,” said Dave Swenson, R.Ph., Chief Operating Officer of IntelliDOT. “Pandora Data Systems is highly respected and we look forward to a very positive working relationship.”

“Pandora Data Systems' relationship with IntelliDOT will further ensure that medications are administered to patients correctly,” said David Cree, Director of Sales for Pandora Data Systems. “IntelliDOT is a leader in patient safety technology, and we look forward to working with them to continue to establish the setting for excellent patient care.”