Computerland could win the huge Medical Services Register contract

Analysts believe that IT company Computerland is tipped to win the tender to implement the Medical Services Register (RUM). The system which will collect data concerning the medical care market and also provide information concerning all patients, register expenditures of the health system, and monitor medicine distributed on the market is to be among those listed for the so-called fast lane part of the offset contract. This means that work on the register may start even this year. According to analysts Computerland's advantages in the $200 million tender is its potential, know-how and experience. In February the company signed an agreement to work closer with Prokom in offering services and carrying out IT projects under the offset program. According to insiders the deal marks a non-interference policy between the two companies. (Parkiet, p. 5) J.K.