Misys and Allscripts Create a Leader in Healthcare Software


LONDON, March 18 /PRNewswire/ --     In a video interview Mike Lawrie, CEO Misys, and Glen Tullman, CEO
Allscripts, talk about the combination of Misys Healthcare and Allscripts to
create a leader in US healthcare software and the opportunities for the new
business. The interview and transcript are available now on
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