That's great to hear. You should update http://fox.wikis.com/wc.dll?Wiki~VFPSuccessStories~VFP with this information.


>I have copied the original text of an email my boss sent to Ken Levy below... it details a VFP based system that my company developed. I know people are sometimes looking for successful FoxPro stories/applications - here's one of ours.
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>Hello Ken,
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>My staff had shared your interest earlier this year for a "good potential case study for VFP 7." I would like to share our work with you.
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>We have developed a unique wide-area medical emergency system that provides:
>1) Biological/Chemical threat survelience (including terrorist acts)
>2) Assistance to paramedics in routing severe trauma and stroke hospitals based on appropriateness and current availability of hospital resources
>3) sharing and reporting of hospital diversion information
>4) management of patients in mass casualty incidents
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>The system runs 24x7x365. It was originaly in VFP alone. The latest version, LifeTrac (tm) 3.0, uses VFP, MSDE and SQL Server 2000 running on Windows 2000 workstations and servers.
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>The original system was deployed in 1996 and has assisted over 13,000 severe trauma patients. A February 2002 study in "The American Surgeon" showed that this trauma system (which uses this applciation as its technoligcal core) has helped decrease patient mortality by 40%!
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>The homeland defense capabilities were added this year. The U.S. Army has told us this is the first system that they've seen that could help tie local, state, federal and military together.
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>You can learn more by contacting me at 205-620-0500 ext 202 or by email at gphillips@forteonline.com or through our web sites (www.LifeTracTech.com and www.ForteOnline.com).
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>Thank you for your time and attention. Please keep up the good work!
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>Thanks!
>Glenn
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