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Sentillion | Sentillion, founded in 1998 by employees of Hewlett-Packard Medical Products, specialized in software for the health-care industry. It is located at 300 Brickstone Square. The company's CEO and president is Robert Seliger. | ||
In 2006 Sentillion introduced Vergence,a software package that allows workers to access a company's computers remotely and provides security that protects medical records software. Microsoft aquired Sentillion in June of 2009. | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:44, 24 August 2011
Sentillion, founded in 1998 by employees of Hewlett-Packard Medical Products, specialized in software for the health-care industry. It is located at 300 Brickstone Square. The company's CEO and president is Robert Seliger.
In 2006 Sentillion introduced Vergence,a software package that allows workers to access a company's computers remotely and provides security that protects medical records software. Microsoft aquired Sentillion in June of 2009.
See
- Sentillion web site
- Microsoft aquisition
- "Growing Health Care Software Firm Turns Towards Washington", Eagle Tribune, August 9, 2004, page 15.
--Eleanor 11:48, June 10, 2011 (EDT)
--Eleanor 15:43, August 24, 2011 (EDT)
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