e-MedSoft.com's U.K. Division to Preview Its e-Procurement Software at Exchange in Healthcare Information Conference.

Business Editors/High-Tech & Health Writers

JACKSONVILLE BEACH, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 29, 2000

e-MedSoft.com (AMEX:MED), a leading application service provider (ASP) of comprehensive health-care portal solutions, today announced that its U.K. division, e-Net Technology, will be showcasing the company's B2B software and services product, known as e-MedConnect in the United States and as esparto in the United Kingdom, at the Exchange in Healthcare Information Conference and Exhibition (HIC2000) in Torquay, England, on Oct. 3-4, 2000.

The esparto solution provides a direct procurement source for organizations within the health-care sector to purchase goods and consumable maintenance, repair and operating supplies and services, saving them both time and money by making the supply chain more transparent.

The esparto e-business application suite -- which is capable of running on all platforms and interfacing with all leading databases -- has been adapted by e-MedSoft's e-Net Division for use in procurement because of its exceptional speed, scalability and resilience.

The esparto e-procurement solution improves the overall delivery time frame and efficiency of supply delivery as well as eliminating inaccurate order entries within hospitals and other health-care organizations by replacing traditional paper-based ordering to allow for "just-in-time" purchasing, thereby reducing the amount of inventory held at any one time.

Health-care staffs operating the application are able to browse a product catalog and select items to specific requirements and technical specifications from preapproved suppliers. Once the "virtual shopping cart" has been filled and the order placed, it is instantaneously passed into the requisitioning process for approval by an authorized user, thus empowering staff to make procurement decisions within predefined budgets.

John F. Andrews, e-MedSoft.com's chairman and chief executive officer, stated: "We believe that e-MedSoft.com is well positioned to continue the rollout of our B2B software and services, and have been extremely pleased with the demand for them, both in the United States as well as abroad.

"The HIC2000 conference provides an excellent opportunity to showcase our solutions and to demonstrate the flexibility and cost-effectiveness they provide in helping health-care organizations conduct their business."

About e-MedSoft.com

e-MedSoft.com, a leading application service provider (ASP) of comprehensive health-care portal solutions, is leading a transition in the medical industry, as it is the first subscription-based health- care management system available for delivery through the Internet.

Through the Internet and its Java-based integrator, which utilizes Sun Microsystems Inc.'s (Nasdaq:SUNW) Java technology, e-MedSoft.com's software facilitates communication across diverse platforms and languages in unlimited capacity, allowing for the interlink of doctors, hospitals, clinics, HMOs, insurance companies, financiers and government agencies.

The ease and low cost with which it can be implemented; its Internet-based ASP model, which reduces the need to build internal IT infrastructures; and its ability to allow for the exchange of information across diverse platforms and systems bode well for its widespread adoption by the medical community.

e-MedSoft.com also operates the e-Net Technology group of companies. e-Net group focuses on removing the complexity of Web- enabling business processes by providing a complete range of Internet managed services and information technology solutions, and by utilizing strategic partners Sun Microsystems, Oracle Corp. and Cisco Systems Ltd.

e-MedSoft.com's products are built on the foundations of speed, ease of use, security, scalability and resilience. For more information, see http://www.e-medsoft.com, www.enetgroup.co.uk and www.magnumfinancial.com.

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