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STERLING, Va., March 4, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Spin Systems, a leading provider of enterprise-wide medical, legal and financial solutions to Fortune 500 companies and federal government agencies, announced today that it has joined the Red Hat partner program.
Spin Systems has broad knowledge of technologies based on Red Hat and Red Hat JBoss Middleware solutions and created a solution that collects more than 1.2 billion records per day from medical diagnostic devices, electronic medical records, information kiosks, and other sources. In addition to reducing costs and improving efficiency, the solution is designed to help clients access healthcare records in seconds rather than weeks or months.
"We decided to partner with Red Hat because of our positive experience with them in the past. Red Hat's technologies help Spin Systems offer better and more cost-effective solutions to our clients," said Wael Ali, President of Spin Systems, Inc. "Joining the Red Hat partner program is an important milestone for Spin Systems, as it allows us to reinforce our capacity in the area of integration, as well as solidify ourselves as a strong competitor."
The partnership highlights Spin System's range of expertise in Red Hat technologies, and demonstrates its commitment to the global open source community and to helping its clients leverage the flexibility, performance gains and economic benefits available through open source technologies.
About Spin Systems, Inc.
Spin Systems is a product and technology solutions provider that brings data to life. Through collaboration with clients and partners and a focus on technology, people, and processes, Spin Systems maximizes the value of enterprise information and transform the way decisions are made. Spin Systems provides a wide array of innovative products, technical services, and solutions for government agencies such as the DOD, for which it develops multi-functional healthcare informatics tools. For more information: www.spinsys.com
Red Hat and JBoss are trademarks of Red Hat, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Linux® is the registered trademark of Linus Torvalds in the U.S. and other countries
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