TeleTracking Announces 42% Increase in 2012 Booked Revenue

TeleTracking Technologies announced a 42 percent increase in booked revenue in the 2012 fiscal year.

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The jump in sales is the largest in the company’s 22-year history, and it is a result of hospital leaders’ focus on electronic medical record implementation, according to the company.

TeleTracking also formed new relationships with 65 clients in 2012 through implementation or expansion of its applications, such as Capacity Management Suite, Real-Time Locating System and TransferCenter.

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