The new network, called MMRGlobal Infocom, enables the Company to reduce certain infrastructure costs by more than 60% while upgrading its services to include VoIP Gateways and virtualized service options that are necessary to the operation of its patented Electronic Health Record platform and services. Additionally, MMRGlobal is exploring licensing and reseller opportunities using the new platform to generate service revenue from government health information exchanges, healthcare companies and others with similar needs.
"This deployment gives the Company control over its own destiny," stated Robert H. Lorsch, MMRGlobal CEO and Chairman
Whatever Happens In Las Vegas will definitely not stay in Vegas
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I could not be more excited about the gadgets in MMRGlobal’s new Health Information & Exchange Network announced earlier today which I hope you will read about at http://tinyurl.com/2d5heok . In fact, for the historians reading this blog, the last time I led a series of acquisitions for an information platform similar to the launch of MMRTelecomm, it led to a doubling of that Company’s market cap.
However, the next best thing could be the toys being unveiled at the Las Vegas Convention Center floor during the Consumer Electronics Show also opening today. The launch of our new technology at MMRTelecom is a perfect fit with the spectacular array of breakthrough products on display at the show.
Today I will meet our Midwest technology partners at the Mid-Wilshire headquarters and leave early this afternoon for Las Vegas. So its another 5:30AM start today and I am sure that it will not be an early night in Las Vegas. Then tomorrow, I will start the day at the Hilton, going over MMR’s agreements for this year’s June Daytime Emmy Awards sponsorship. Then off to the show.
I will visit our strategic partner, Kodak, and will stop by to visit our friends at the Verizon suite. I will spend the day scouting for healthcare-related partner opportunities for the MMR PHR and MMR Pro platforms, and meeting with potential resellers and distributors interested in selling www.mymedicalrecords.com as a prepaid service to retailers. Something I know how to do very well.
I will be on the hunt for manufacturers of blood pressure monitors, diabetes readers and cardio pacemakers that can use Bluetooth and other wireless technologies to send real time readings to a MyMedicalRecords.com personal health record to alert patients and physicians of any abnormalities as they are occurring, for better, timely treatment. All with these goals in mind; improved health care, through information and, of course, shareholder value.
The show is also where wireless carriers like Verizon can come in by using smart phones as the device that communicates with our PHR and Professional Products platform.
For example, a person with diabetes could potentially enable our PHR to send an abnormal reading from monitoring devices to physicians and family members wherever they are anywhere in the world, in minutes.
In fact one of the best Consumer Electronic Products and Services at the show just might be wwww.mymedicalrecords.com, although the Android Tablet looks very cool. I will do my best to communicate from the show, so if you are not following me on Twitter at phremrguru, it may be a good time to sign up. .
Robert H. “Bob” Lorsch, CEO, MMRGlobal 4401 Wilshire Blvd., 2nd Floor Los Angeles, CA 90010, Phone 310-476-7002, Fax 800-203-2127 www.mmrtheatre.com Follow me on Twitter at phremrguru
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