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Optima keeps restructuring Danish ambulance system

The National Business Review, July 5, 2010

Optima has landed a further $1m deal with the Danish government thanks to its new unique emergency services software that can predict where the next emergency will occur and what ambulance vehicle is the closest at the time of the incident.

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Two Optima Software Solutions Selected as Journal of Emergency Medical Services (JEMS) Hot Products for 2010

Austin, Texas, June 14, 2010 - Optima live ^TM and Optima predict ^TM software programs have been selected by the Journal of Emergency Medical Services (JEMS) as 2010 Hot Products from the annual EMS Today conference. Optima live ^TM and Optima predict ^TM are designed to help emergency medical services (EMS) dispatchers and operations personnel gain insight into ways to reduce response times and deploy ambulances and other resources more efficiently. The programs simulate and predict changes in call volume and other potential events to help place the right resources in the right area at the right time, thus improving deployment efficiency and medical care.

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Yoke Har Lee: Long courtship wins US sales

The New Zealand Herald, May 31 2010

Making the world better through clever mathematical modelling may seem like science fiction, but it is core business for Optima Corporation.

Optima uses mathematical modelling to improve efficiency and cut spending. As an example, the software it has developed has been used to significantly improve ambulance response times.

In January Optima scored a success in Florida, where the Lee County Emergency Medical Services and Emergency Dispatch Centre deployed two versions of its software - live and predict - to make the best use of resources.

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Florida EMS Uses Optima Software to Do More with Limited Resources, Avoiding more than $750,000 in Unnecessary Costs

Austin, Texas (PRWEB) April 27, 2010

Optima live^tm deployment and Optima predict^tm software programs are designed to help emergency medical services (EMS) dispatchers and operations personnel gain insight into ways to reduce response times and deploy ambulances and other resources more efficiently. The programs simulate and predict changes in call volume and other potential events to help place the right resources in the right area at the right time, thus improving deployment efficiency and medical care.

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Optima live^tm used in the Lee County (USA) EMS

NBC2 News, Dec 29 2009

Optima live^tm used in the Lee County EMS, Florida (U.S.A).

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Optima live ^tm & Optima predict^tm at Lee County (USA) ambulance dispatch

WINK News Jan 12, 2009

Optima predict^tm and Optima live^tm products being tested in the Lee County ambulance dispatch, Florida (U.S.A).

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Software start-up Optima scores big deals overseas

The New Zealand Herald, March 27 2007

An Auckland software start-up has become a multimillion dollar exporter in a year, winning international orders for its latest product before it is finished.

Optima Corporation builds software using mathematical algorithms to analyse the resource allocation of an organisation and suggest how to improve it.

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