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Systems Limited to service the Healthcare Industry in USA  with the acquisition of eDoc Synergy

Lahore, Pakistan, October 8, 2009 - Systems Limited, a provider of technology solutions, strategic consulting services and knowledge process outsourcing has acquired US based eDoc Synergy, a privately-held provider of healthcare technology.

eDoc Synergy headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri, USA, has state-of-the-art SaaS based Electronic Health Records (EHR/EMR) and Practice Management products. These products have a solid installed base which is growing rapidly. eDoc Synergy is in the process of extending the scope of these products to hospitals for managing their EHR and related functions.

"The merger with Systems Limited provides us the support of an experienced management team and a scalable infrastructure to cater for the growing demand for our products.” said Affan Waheed CEO of eDoc Synergy.
 
"This acquisition is in line with our plans to grow through focused market based solutions. The merger of eDoc Synergy’s team with Systems Limited will become the base of our Healthcare Practice. This practice will offer advanced technology and knowledge process outsourcing solutions to this vital sector, which is also a focus area for the President Barack Obama’s Administration." said Aezaz Hussain, Chairman of the Systems Limited Group of Companies.

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Systems Limited was established in 1977 as the first software house and computer services bureau of Pakistan. During the last 32 years, Systems Limited has remained on the centre stage of information technology, providing effective computing strategies and solutions to private and government organizations and is currently playing a major role in some of the largest IT projects in the country. Internationally, the company operates as Visionet Systems Inc., and has established itself as a key player in critical areas of focus in the United States, providing services and products to a growing list of corporate clients that features several names from the “Fortune 500”.