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Emory St. Joseph's Atlanta Case Study
Emory St. Joseph's Atlanta is in the middle of a project to upgrade TT from 2.2 to 3.4, moving to servers to Emory network, installing portal boards on each unit, and the integration of attributes and milestones. Jason Chitty is the Technical Project Manager working with the Emory team regarding the server work. Jason, please add any additional Technical information.

St. Joseph's Atlanta is the only account in the Emory network with TeleTracking after a big push for them to move to E-Bed (McKesson). The VP of Operation has pushed and stood up for Tele and pushed for the boards to place on each unit allowing us an opportunity to compete against E-bed.

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