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Software is the backbone of your veterinary management system.
It should serve the business you provide.
Search for a system that was specifically designed for veterinary
use. There are about 40
different management systems on the market today and new ones will appear
annually. If you continue to
wait for the newest and next best , you will have missed out on the benefits
of today’s products.
Selecting software is a matter of research.
Doing your homework will provide all you need to make a wise
decision. To help you do research,
AAHA has collected information on the leaders in software and
compiled this list into the Guide available in the July/August 2005 issue of
TRENDS magazine. AAHA explains
the fundamentals of computer systems in an understandable format and details
all the benefits and costs of each system.
To order a copy of The Software Guide call AAHA at (303) 986-2800.
From the guide, make a checklist of all the items of importance in your
hospital/clinic and note any additional expenses beside your list of needs.
Narrow the list of tentative companies to about 5-7 and contact them
for a live demonstration. Some
may provide a demonstration disk which is an alternate measure for narrowing
your list, but does NOT provide one-on-one answers for the questions and
concerns of staff and doctors that you would get at a live demonstration.
Remember that software is a critical and substantial investment, financially
and in staff training. You need to be comfortable that the company and
software will serve you!
Be sure the software company you select continues to improve continuously
-- today’s technology rapidly changes and software must stay on top to
continue to keep you in the forefront.
Ask the company you are
considering for the last three improvements they made to their system -- if
they can’t tell you, they haven’t made any.
After scheduling the demonstrations plan a list of questions, features you
want to see, plan to bring assorted staff into the demonstration to assess
their comfort with the potential software, and ask about conversion,
training, support, future upgrades and costs.
Have 5 companies perform demonstrations and let them know you will
get back to them with additional questions before you make a decision.
From your review of software and your list of desired computers, you
can now prepare a financial plan, and are well on the road on the your new
management system.
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