4. By the numbers . . . What we do!
▪ 25
▪ 50
▪ 560
▪ 2,000
▪ 17,000
▪ 15 million
▪ 3 billion
▪ 29
Countries clients are in
States operating in
Clients being served
Team members
Healthcare facilities
Encounters
$ Collected
Offices
Intermedix . . . By the numbers
5. ▪ Our products provide technology solutions for federal,
state, and local government agencies, healthcare
providers, and corporations.
▪ We are the primary participant in the front line of
disasters. For example:
Hurricane Sandy
Aurora, Colorado movie theater shootings
Boston Bombings
Intermedix Products - Introduction
6. Intermedix Products - EMS
Medical Dispatch 3 & 4, ComCAD,
WebEOC CAD, Herman & Mini-Herman.
Computer Aided Dispatch
Fleeteyes Web Monitor & Mobile Monitor Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL)
Fleeteyes MDT Mobile Data Terminal
TripTix ePCR, TripTix Web & EMStat Patient Care Reporting
TripTix CDX & WebCUR Clinical Data Exchange
TripTix CC
Chair car/wheelchair van transport
capture
EMS IMX Billing
Emergency Medical Services Revenue
Cycle Management (EMS RCM)
ERB IMX Billing & Legacy
Emergency Response Revenue Cycle
Management (ERB RCM)
Termware FIB
Fire Inspection Revenue Cycle
Management (FIB RCM)
Intermedix Business Intelligence System
(IBIS)
Business Objects data analytics
7. Intermedix Products - EMSystems
EMResource HAvBED / Resource Status & Mgmt
EMTrack Multi-functional Tracking
Incident Command System NIMS & H-ICS Mgmt
Inventory Management System Inventory Mgmt
Health Alert Network / Alert Notification PHIN & Multi-modality alerting
Responder Management System ESAR-VHP / Volunteer Mgmt
WebEOC Professional / Boardsets /
WebFUSION
Crisis Information Management
Mapper Professional Visual Common Operating Picture
Community Management System Public / Private Coalitions
Functional Needs Registry Functional Needs Mgmt
Professional Services Custom & Configured Solutions
8. ▪ 175 Employees
▪ 10 in Kaunas, 6 starting coming weeks
▪ 30 in India
▪ Software Engineers, BI Engineers, DBAs,
Support Personnel
▪ Product teams & Enterprise teams
▪ Java, .NET, PHP, Ruby, iOS, Android, more…
Software Engineering Division
10. ▪ Driven by Software Engineering Division
▪ First, convince Software Engineering leadership
▪ Then, convince Product Management, Operations
and Client Services
▪ Corporate Champion
The Pitch: Logistics
11. ▪ What we’re doing isn’t working
▪ So why Agile…
▪ Teams offer better throughput, knowledge sharing
▪ Delivered sooner and aligned with business need
▪ Jira and Confluence rollout
▪ UX introduction
The Pitch: Our Argument
14. ▪ Acquisition culture
▪ Familiar with Waterfall process
▪ Estimates not as feasible
▪ Direct access to individual developers
▪ Previous rollout failed
People Challenges
16. ▪ Jira workflow
▪ Outlook calendar meetings
▪ Personal objectives
Compliance
17. ▪ Market verticals
▪ Better deliverables, less rework, on-time delivery
▪ Less risk with teams
▪ Better visibility into process
▪ Better documentation
▪ Increased awareness of team activities
▪ Less developer stress
Agile Wins
Notes de l'éditeur
How did we get this way?
Cover to show organizational significance.
Also discuss environmental accomplishments.
Introduce Products. Stress we won’t go into detail on many or any just yet. Purpose is to get participants to realize size and diversity of offerings,