Boston Software Systems Executive Joins MUSE Commercial Member Advisory Committee

BOSTON – January 27, 2010 – Boston Software Systems™, the leader in workflow automation technology to the healthcare market, today announced Sara McNeil, president, was appointed to the Medical Users Software Exchange (MUSE) Commercial Member Advisory Committee (CMAC). This volunteer board consists of selected vendor members of MUSE who advise the organization on projects, policies and initiatives. The CMAC is a liaison between the hospital members of the MUSE board of directors and its commercial members. It represents the interests and the views of the community, and constantly works to exchange ideas and share information.

Ms. McNeil will serve as one of nine leaders in the healthcare sector for a two year-term. MUSE is the largest, non-profit, independent MEDITECH users group in the world with hundreds of hospital members, and provides ongoing leadership and direction to the MEDITECH community.

“As a long-time commercial member of the MUSE community, Sara’s guidance and knowledge are assets to the CMAC,” said Alan Sherbinin, CEO of MUSE. “Her participation on this advisory board will provide a unique perspective that will help the organization develop new ways of educating our members and promotng innovation within our community.”

Established in 1983, MUSE supports healthcare organizations using MEDITECH-developed software and technologies, by providing a user-driven networking environment conducive to learning. The CMAC promotes participation at all MUSE events, offering guidance to commercial members, and providing active representation between both MUSE leaders and vendors regarding policies and procedures.

Sara McNeil has consistently been at the forefront of healthcare technology innovation. Over the last 18 years, she has served as the president of the company she founded, Boston Software Systems. Prior to her work in the medical software industry, she was involved in product development, management and marketing in the consumer products industry. As director of US marketing for Polymer Technology, a division of Bausch and Lomb, Ms. McNeil managed the national launch of a new contact lens product line. She also served in product development at Gillette. Ms. McNeil earned a BA degree in chemistry at Mount Holyoke College, an MS degree in medicinal chemistry from Northeastern University and an MBA from the Amos Tuck School at Dartmouth College.

About Boston Software Systems
Boston Software Systems is the leading standard for workflow automation and system integration software, enabling organizations to streamline complex business processes and improve productivity. Hundreds of organizations worldwide respond to regulatory and business initiatives by using Boston WorkStation technology to automate and improve processes throughout a variety of departments. Customers include more than 50 HCA hospitals, Mayo hospitals, Stanford Medical Center, CHRISTUS Health, Lutheran Health Network and Catholic Health Initiatives. Boston Software Systems partners with leading application, technology and system vendors such as McKesson, Siemens, 3M, NCR, Emdeon and The SSI Group. For more information, please visit the company’s Web site at www.bostonworkstation.com or call 866.653.5105.

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