2007 Infonaut News Archives

December 30, 2007: Infonaut to be Featured at Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) Annual Conference

From February 24th to 28th, Infonaut will be featured at the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) annual conference in Orlando, Florida: “where ‘what if’ shakes hands with ‘we could do that’”.

As ESRI’s business partner of the year for 2007, Infonaut will be displaying at the ESRI booth, where we are launching the first version of a new hospital application.

Our Location-Based Business Intelligence hospital application utilizes GIS (Geographic Information System) and RFID (Radio Frequency ID) technology for real-time Hospital Performance Management, Infection Control and Patient Flow.

RFID tags provide a moving location signal of patients, staff, and assets that is sent to the GIS system. With the Infonaut solution, hospitals can measure and analyze opera-tional flow, report & improve on patient wait-times, and respond to outbreaks faster and more safely. With our Intelligent Tracking solution hospitals can save time, money, and lives.

For more information on Infonaut’s products and services, please contact us at info@infonaut.ca.

November 27, 2007: Improving Patient Flow in the South East CCAC

The South East Community Care Access Centre (SE CCAC) - responsible for managing access to government-funded home, community services, and long-term care resources - has a systemic problem with patient flow, and recruited Infonaut to help solve it.

More than 20% of all acute bed days in the SE CCAC are being used by Alternate Level of Care (ALC) patients.  Acute care is one of the most expensive and resource intensive services in the healthcare system.  However, an ALC patient doesn't need acute care, but remains in an acute bed because of circumstances preventing proper patient flow to other care sites, including the patient’s home, convalescent care, or long-term care facility.

High numbers of ALC patients mean supply is mismatched to demand, which results in a significant strain on healthcare resources in a local community. Infonaut is helping the SE CCAC take control of this urgent local issue by applying our expertise to identify the inefficiencies in the flow of patients through the care continuum. In November 2007, Infonaut analyzed of the region's patient flow problems.

Infonaut assembled a comprehensive as-is picture of patient flow, defined an improved future state, and itemized the steps for how to get from where the SE CCAC is, to where it wants to be: moving patients from one level of care to another as quickly and efficiently as possible.  Recommendations included changes to the cohort structure; suggestions on how to "front-load" the discharge process; standardized client tracking & baseline metrics for ALC patients at all levels; and modifications to patient prioritization systems.

This work is especially critical in the SE CCAC, where three CCACs have been consolidated into one, making operational issues, like resource allocation & patient flow, of utmost importance. Key decision makers have to work in partnership across organizations, geographies, and providers, to ensure this transformation goes smoothly, and results in positive outcomes for patient care.

Infonaut's work on the SE CCAC's patient flow has created a common understanding of the region's patient flow strengths and shortcomings, and gave the newly defined SE CCAC a starting point and strategy for continuous system improvement.

For more information on Infonaut’s products and services, please contact us at info@infonaut.ca.

November 7, 2007: Infonaut Partners with Ottawa Centre for Research and Innovation

A proudly Canadian company, Infonaut is expanding our presence in the capital region starting with membership in the Ottawa Centre for Research and Innovation (OCRI) - Ottawa's leading member-based economic development corporation. OCRI is focused on assisting local technology companies become competitive on a global scale. Infonaut's expanding Ottawa presence puts us in a position to take advantage of the many new opportunities that come with OCRI's close ties to venture capital funding and expertise in taking advantage of emerging opportunities and markets.

OCRI's membership network represents every sector and OCRI drives partnerships that cut across all of their 625 (and growing) base of member companies. Infonaut's affiliation with OCRI and their Ottawa-area development initiatives opens up a wealth of opportunities for Infonaut within the local market, the federal government, grants and awards, and national economic development projects.

Infonaut is proud to be involved with OCRI in their efforts to connect businesses with cutting-edge technologies like Infonaut's GIS based business intelligence systems and professional services.

For more information on the Ottawa Centre for Research and Innovation please visit their website at http://www.ocri.ca.

For more information on Infonaut’s products and services, please contact us at info@infonaut.ca.

November 1, 2007: Infonaut to attend OHA HealthAchieve 2007

Infonaut Inc. will be in attendance at the Ontario Hospital Association's HealthAchieve 2007 conference, taking place at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre from November 5-7th.

The conference is a world class showcase of achievement in Health Care and features the latest in healthcare technology, presentations by some of the most dynamic leaders in our industry, and sessions covering many of the issues facing health care today.

If you’ll be attending, stop by the ESRI Canada Booth (922) and learn about Infonaut Intelligent Tracking.

For more information on OHA HealthAchieve 2007, please visit the conference website at http://www.ohahealthachieve.com.

For more information on Infonaut’s products and services, please contact us at info@infonaut.ca.

August 29, 2007: Infonaut and Kingston Public Health to Build Real-Time GIS Syndromic Surveillance System

Infonaut and Kingston, Frontenac and Lennox & Addington Public Health (KFLA PH) were recently awarded significant funding by GeoConnections for the creation of a Geospatial Decision Support - Syndromic Surveillance system.

"Syndromic surveillance” applies to surveillance using health-related data that precede diagnosis and signal a sufficient probability of a case or an outbreak to warrant further public health response. 

This system will use real-time, anonymized respiratory and gastrointestinal data gathered from at least 7 area hospitals to aid in the prompt detection of related diseases in an effort to improve the sharing of information and enhance communication between the community, professional end-users and decision makers.

The objective is to better inform public health, researchers and the community on the prompt detection of respiratory and gastrointestinal related diseases to limit the spread of disease, reduce the impact on hospital emergency departments, save lives among at risk populations (children and elderly), and to better understand the spread of disease.

GeoConnnections recognized and awarded the partnership for their unique investigative GIS concept in aiding real-time detection and assessment of disease outbreaks.

While most public health departments do not incorporate spatial information into disease surveillance, there is a growing body of knowledge that indicates such data can be a useful tool in tracking the spread of certain diseases.

The prompt detection of respiratory and gastrointestinal related diseases are of particular importance due to the rapid transmission and potential burden such illnesses have on the community.

In particular, the threat of a pandemic necessitates the early spatial detection of an outbreak for appropriate public health action in order to save lives.

For more information on KFLA Public Health, please visit their website at http://www.healthunit.on.ca.

For more information on Infonaut’s products and services, please contact us at info@infonaut.ca.

August 29, 2007: Infonaut and the South East CCAC to Map Patient Flow Process

Infonaut recently won a Request for Proposals to map the South East Community Care Access Centre’s (SE CCAC) patient flow process for clients requiring long-term care home placements from area hospitals or community settings.

“Patient flow” is the efficient, effective, and appropriate movement of patients, clients, and residents across sectors within the healthcare system.

The CCACs role is to provide access to government-funded home and community services, and long-term care homes. The SE CCAC is one of 14 in Ontario working together with community partners to enhance access and coordination for people across the province.

Given the consolidation of 3 Community Care Access Centres (CCAC) in the South East area, patient flow is an issue of critical importance for the CCAC. Addressing the Alternate Level of Care (ALC) is not just about waiting for a long-term care bed—it is a “whole system” issue that requires partnerships and planning across all care areas.

To this end, we are pleased that we can provide the SE CCAC with a framework and approach to eliminate duplication and waste byy creating a standardized process in delivering the CCAC’s core business.

For more information on the South East CCAC, please visit their website by clicking here.

For more information on Infonaut’s products and services, please contact us at info@infonaut.ca.

August 15, 2007: Infonaut to Attend First Annual Canadian Public Health Geomatics Conference in Ottawa

The Public Health Agency of Canada and the Canadian Public Health Association will jointly host the CPHA's 98th Annual Conference with Canada's first Public Health Geomatics Conference, of which Infonaut will be in attendance.

The Public Health Geomatics conference will have two streams - Advancing Public Health Practice through GIS, and GIS Applications to Public Health Research. Themed “From Politics to the People,” the conference will be held at The Westin Ottawa/Ottawa Congress Centre in Ottawa, Ontario, from September 16-19, 2007.

From the Naylor Report to today, public health system renewal has been taking place at the federal, provincial and local level.  But much more must be done and governments need input and direction from Canadians and public health experts to ensure that they build the best system for Canada.

CPHA and its partner organizations are committed to hosting a conference that will highlight the importance of public and population health in Canada.  This conference will be an excellent opportunity for public health professionals to share their programs, research, policy and practice and will give everyone an opportunity to emphasize the intra-jurisdictional nature of public health.

More information on the conference can be found at: www.conference.cpha.ca.

For more information on Infonaut’s products and services, please contact us at info@infonaut.ca.

July 15, 2007: Infonaut to Attend ESRI User Conference in Toronto

Infonaut will be in attendance at the 2007 ESRI User Conference taking place at the Toronto Congress Centre from October 11th – 12th. The conference provides attendees with a wealth of GIS technology information and user success stories.

Infonaut was awarded ESRI’s 2007 Canadian New Business Partner of the Year honour at the ESRI Worldwide Business Partner Conference earlier this year.

Information about ESRI Canada Ltd. can be found at: www.esricanada.com.

For more information on Infonaut’s products and services, please contact us at info@infonaut.ca.

June 5, 2007: Infonaut to Exhibit at 2007 OACCAC Conference

Infonaut will be in attendance at the 2007 OACCAC Conference taking place at the Toronto Westin Harbour Conference Centre from June 6th – 8th.  Infonaut will be sharing space with business partner, ESRI Canada, on the exhibitor floor in booth 413.

Stop by for live demos of Infonaut Health or to pick up some literature on our company and the many services we provide.

The OACCAC provides leadership, inspiration and serves as the collective voice for the contribution made by CCACs to an integrated health care system. For more information, visit their website at http://www.ccac-ont.ca

For more information on Infonaut’s products and services, please contact us at info@infonaut.ca.

We look forward to seeing you there!

May 28, 2007: Infonaut Presents at MaRS Emerging Technologies Showcase

Today Infonaut Inc. presented Infonaut Health to investors, technology providers and information service companies as part of the Emerging Technology Series of events presented by the MaRS Discovery District.

Featured amongst companies such as Research In Motion (RIM), IDC Canada, Skymeter and Wallace Wireless, Infonaut CEO Niall Wallace presented as part of an expert panel on location-based services, profiling some of the trends, technologies and companies who are driving the growth of this exciting market.

Since 2004, Infonaut Inc. has been helping governments and health-related organizations make sense of previously overwhelming amounts of information – data that is vital to protecting peoples’ health.

Infonaut's development of GIS tools and full service solutions for Health and Pandemic purposes are helping to ensure those trusted with keeping the public safe make sound decisions.

Today, Infonaut has grown into a trusted partner for various government organizations, agencies, healthcare providers and related private-sector companies across Canada, and recently the USA.

MaRS is a not-for-profit corporation founded by leaders from the business and public sectors to improve commercial outcomes from Canada’s foundation of science and technology innovation. For more information on the organization, please visit their website at http://www.marsdd.com

For more information on Infonaut’s products and services, please contact us at info@infonaut.ca.

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May 28, 2007: Infonaut Presents at IMF Geocortex User Conference

Infonaut was in attendance at the second annual IMF Geocortex User Conference in Victoria, BC where Sevaan Franks, GIS Applications Specialist, showcased Infonaut Health to attendees in a presentation entitled “The Challenges of Dynamic Theming in Internet Mapping”.

The conference, featuring Latitude Geographics Business Partners from around the world, is dedicated to the Geocortex Internet Mapping Framework, and the innovators who are taking the software to new heights.

For more information on Latitude Geographics, please visit: http://www.latitudegeo.ca.

For more information on Infonaut and our services please contact us at: info@infonaut.ca.

May 7, 2007: Infonaut Profiled in HealthyGIS

The ‘LHIN Health Atlas’ a branded version of Infonaut Health, developed with Ontario’s Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, has been profiled as a cover story in HealthyGIS, an international industry publication.

The ministry created the atlas to provide ministry and LHIN management with quick and easy access to maps depicting LHIN-level and sub-LHIN-level health care provider and health-related information as well as metrics.

It is a powerful tool that has been customized for their specific health care planning purposes. Preset map extents and LHIN-based queries, enables easy access to the information they need.

The core strength of the atlas is comprehensive data. The ministry can now, in one system, see all the service providers (e.g., long-term care homes, hospitals, public health units, community care access centers) and relevant local health data and indicators at the same time.

This is the second time in 6 months that Infonaut has been recognized in an international publication, having been featured in Wired magazine in November 2006.

Click here to download a PDF copy of HealthyGIS.

For more information on Infonaut’s products and services, please contact us at info@infonaut.ca.

May 1, 2007: Infonaut's May 2007 Newsletter

Infonaut's May 2007 Newsletter is available to read online by clicking here.

To signup for future mailings of the Infonaut Newsletter, please send an e-mail to newsletter@infonaut.ca with the word 'Subscribe' in the subject line.

For more information on Infonaut’s products and services, please contact us at info@infonaut.ca.

April 20, 2007: Infonaut to Present at MaRS Emerging Technologies Showcase

Infonaut are pleased to announce that we have been invited to participate in a special MaRS Emerging Technologies Showcase event on The Growing Market for Location-Based Services to demonstrate our solutions for the healthcare industry.

MaRS is a not-for-profit corporation founded by leaders from the business and public sectors to improve commercial outcomes from Canada’s foundation of science and technology innovation.

This event is talking place Monday, May 28th from 8:00am in the MaRS Collaboration Centre where infonaut will be one of three companies presenting to a special group of investors, entrepreneurs, and other industry leading companies.

Infonaut have been invited to provide a demonstration of how the latest GIS technology is being leveraged in the healthcare industry to better plan, monitor, and deliver services.

MaRS, a convergence innovation centre located in Toronto’s renowned “Discovery District”, will be profiling some of the trends, technologies and companies who are driving the market for Location Based Services.

Location-Based Services (LBS) have been steadily evolving as these technologies ''browse'' the physical space around us, connecting us to people, places and unexpected bits of information. 

The explosion of new mobile and web-based services is expected to push the global market for LBS Services from $1 billion to $8.5 billion during the next four years and Infonaut are well placed to take advantage of this phenomenal growth. 

More information on this event is available at www.marsdd.com or by contacting emergingtech@marsdd.com.

March 12, 2007: Infonaut's March 2007 Newsletter

Infonaut's March 2007 Newsletter is available to read online by clicking here.

To signup for future mailings of the Infonaut Newsletter, please send an e-mail to newsletter@infonaut.ca with the word 'Subscribe' in the subject line.

For more information on Infonaut’s products and services, please contact us at info@infonaut.ca.

March 7, 2007: Infonaut is ESRI Canada's New Business Partner of the Year

ESRI, developers of the world's leading geographic information system (GIS) technology, will award Infonaut as 2007 Canadian New Business Partner of the Year on March 18th at their Worldwide Business Partner Conference in Palm Springs, California.

This event is dedicated to over 2000 ESRI business partners and the many international distributors and hardware vendors who want to expand their businesses and align their efforts with ESRI programs.

Infonaut is being recognized at this global event for it’s critical role in developing cutting edge web-based GIS solutions for healthcare planning and emergency response, as well as the introduction of new world-class concepts in pandemic disease planning, monitoring and outbreak management.

Since 2003, Toronto-based Infonaut has been helping governments and health-related organizations make sense of previously overwhelming amounts of information – data that is vital to protecting people’s health and saving lives.

Their easy-to-use, map-based software and decision-making support services help ensure sound decisions are made by those trusted with keeping us safe.

Today, Infonaut is a trusted and essential partner for various government organizations, agencies, healthcare providers and related private-sector companies in Canada and the US.

Information about ESRI Canada Ltd. can be found at: www.esricanada.com.

For more information on Infonaut’s products and services, please contact us at info@infonaut.ca.

February 25, 2007: Infonaut Solution Featured in Geocortex Internet Mapping News

The Spotlight is on Infonaut and Public Health
This month, Geocortex Internet Mapping News features a story on an Infonaut solution created for the Ontario Ministry of Health’s Public Health Division.

An early outcome from the deadly SARS virus in Toronto was the development of a web-based GIS tool - with a vision to enable staff to better understand and visualize the geographic factors that influence public health in Ontario.

The solution, called ‘Public Health WebGIS’, was first rolled out to a select group of users in 2004 and is fast becoming an important component of the decision-support strategy. This tool is now used in strategic planning, monitoring, and emergency response within the Public Health Division.

The value of GIS in Public Health has been gaining increasing approbation by government and research organizations around the globe. The World Health Organization (WHO) cites examples such as determining geographic distribution of diseases, analyzing spatial and temporal trends, mapping populations at risk, stratifying risk factors, assessing resource allocation, planning and targeting interventions, and monitoring interventions over time.

There are 2 fundamental strengths of Public Health WebGIS. The first is the comprehensive data that has been made available in a secure environment to all registered users. The ability to layer context, needs, service providers and system performance makes this an extremely powerful tool for health professionals. 

The second is what Infonaut refers to as ‘Ubiquitous GIS for a Common Operating Picture’. A key lesson learned from SARS was simply the importance of getting everyone on the same page. Better surveillance and communication are absolute requirements for effective strategy, monitoring, and – ultimately - emergency response.

Benefits of GIS in Public Health
Prior to the introduction of this tool, the insights and capabilities that GIS offers were limited to staff with specialized GIS skills, using high-end desktop applications.

The benefits of equipping all public health personnel with a ubiquitous mapping / GIS tool are numerous and distributed, reflecting the diverse type of work performed. The following are but a few examples of how the Infonaut’s GIS solution is transforming and improving how work is performed

Strategic Planning:

• Quick understanding of complex relationships between the Ministry, health units, hospitals, regional health authorities, and other health entities.
• Determining how funding correlates with population health.

Infectious Diseases:

• The application has been built for widespread dissemination of ‘Reportable’ metrics – including Blastomycosus, C. Difficil, HIV activity, and others.
• Surveillance activities can be monitored from anywhere, at anytime.

Emergency Management:

• Staff can quickly identify hotspots and potential problem areas, getting detailed information on an emergency area and who may be affected.
• Identification of geographic and temporal trends in resource allocation, identifying locations of personnel for outbreak planning & response.

The nature of this visual, interactive mapping tool introduces a new level of understanding, breaks down information silos by assimilating data across ministries and jurisdictions, and creates a new paradigm for working with public health data.

The benefits of Public Health Web GIS’s instant access ensures the right people become comprehensively informed about the health system and the geographic factors that influence public health - and are equipped to make faster, more informed decisions.

About Infonaut
Since 2003, Infonaut has been helping governments and health-related organizations make sense of previously overwhelming amounts of information – data that is vital to protecting peoples’ health. 

Their development of GIS tools for Health and Pandemic purposes are helping to ensure sound decisions are made by those trusted with keeping the public safe.

Today, Infonaut has grown into a trusted partner for various government organizations, agencies, healthcare providers and related private-sector companies across Canada, and recently the USA.

February 20, 2007: Infonaut Presents at Public Health Preparedness Summit in Washington, DC

Today, Infonaut CEO Niall Wallace led a workshop and presentation at NACCHO’s (www.naccho.org) Public Health Preparedness Summit in Washington DC.

At the GIS Ideas Exchange, co-sponsored by Infonaut and ESRI (www.esri.com), Niall delivered his presentation to Public Health professionals on 'Post SARS in Ontario: A Geomatics Perspective' – where he discussed outcomes in Health System Transformation, Monitoring and Response, and Infonaut’s concept of Ubiquitous GIS.

The interest and response was overwhelming, as many organizations at various levels throughout the United States are in the process of developing extensive plans to prepare for national emergencies, like an Avian Influenza Pandemic.

NACCHO’s summit is the largest gathering of Public Health professionals in history, featuring over 2500 participants from municipal, county, state and federal agencies across the USA. Infonaut was invited to participate and sponsor this event as they have a wealth of experience in helping Ontario respond to the various initiatives that have come out of the lessons learned from the SARS emergency.

For more information on Infonaut’s products and services, please contact us at info@infonaut.ca.

January 18, 2007: Infonaut Attends ESRI Business Partner Conference in Kimberly, Ontario

Infonaut are pleased to announce that Niall Wallace, CEO, was part of a select group that recently took part in the ESRI Business Partner Conference at Talisman Resort in Kimberley, Ontario.

The conference was the final component to a weeklong session that focused on ESRI products, services, their partners and marketing opportunities in preparation for 2007.

This year ESRI Canada set aside two days to their Business Partners to:

1. Update ESRI Canada on company products, services and plans for 2007
2. Present ESRI-based GIS solutions and services
3. Deliver a presentation/demo to ESRI Sales and Marketing staff

This event was an excellent opportunity for Infonaut to update their key business partners on our strategy for 2007, let the GIS community know about the direction Infonaut sees the health market going in the new year, as well as providing demonstrations on the newest features of the Infonaut Health and Pandemic related products.

The highlight of the conference was the buzz generated by Infonaut’s partner, Latitude Geographic’s, with their Geocortex Essentials development for ArcGIS Server 9.2.

Latitude’s Geocortex Essentials v1.0 solution is a first-to-market product that works with ESRI’s new ArcGIS Server platform, using the ADF Viewer. With this, Latitude introduces expanded functionality to ESRI’s new 9.2 product line. Infonaut Health users can expect to see this work transitioned into our products over the next year.

For more information on Infonaut’s products and services, please contact us at info@infonaut.ca.

Information on Latitude Geographics Ltd. can be found at: www.latitudegeo.com

Information about ESRI Canada Ltd. can be found at: www.esricanada.com

Information regarding ESRI Canada’s Business Partner program can be obtained by contacting Steve Maddison, Business Partner Manager - ESRI Canada at 416.386.647 or smaddison@esricanada.com

January 12, 2007: Infonaut to present at 2nd Annual GIS In Healthcare Day

Infonaut Inc. is pleased to announce our CEO, Niall Wallace, has been invited to present at the 2nd annual GIS in Healthcare Day to be held in Sault Ste. Marie on May 17, 2007.

Most health problems have geographic context and understanding issues ranging from medical epidemiology to healthcare access in that context, can enhance research, save money, and improve service delivery. The event, co- hosted by ESRI Canada, will focus on GIS (geographic information systems) solutions in healthcare through real-life examples and best practices.

The agenda is packed full of expert demonstrations, networking opportunities and guest speakers. Niall Wallace, CEO of Infonaut, will be presenting on Post- SARS Response in Ontario: A Geomatics Perspective.

For more information on Infonaut, our solutions, and services – please visit us at www.infonaut.ca or contact us at info@infonaut.ca.

For more information on ESRI Canada visit www.esricanada.com.

For more information on the exciting 2nd annual GIS in Healthcare Day event, please contact:

Jessica Portelli, Communications Manager
Sault Ste. Marie Innovation Centre
705-942-7927, Ext. 3122
jportelli@ssmic.com
www.ssmic.com

January 4, 2007: ‘Infonaut’ #2 in 2006

The word ‘infonaut’ has been listed by The Global Language Monitor (GLM) as one of the top ten words of 2006. GLM defines infonaut as "those who blithely travel along the ‘infobahn’."

We were beaten out by ‘Sustainable’, who grabbed the #1 position - but we don’t feel that momentum is sustainable into 2007. We easily saw off a weak challenge from ‘Hiki Komori’, at #3.

What is most interesting is that ‘infonaut’ has becoming relevant all over the world - an important word not only in the English language but also as a global concept for people searching and sharing information and knowledge around the globe.

At Infonaut, we’re committed to the concept of being “infonauts” - exploring the infosphere, analyzing and mapping cyberspace, visualizing complexity, creating new knowledge and exciting service for a better life in the information society. We do this by applying the power if Geographic information Systems (GIS) to problems unique to healthcare.

The history of the word “infonaut” and a list of usage today can be found at http://www.infonaut.se/InEnglish.html.

For more information on Infonaut Inc., our products, and our services please contact us at info@infonaut.ca or by calling 416.607.6260.

January 1, 2007: Happy New Year From Infonaut

Infonaut would like to extend our wishes for a happy and healthy 2007.

Last year was Infonaut’s most successful yet. Being part of the team that won a Merit Award at Showcase Ontario and a Gold Award at the Public Health Quality Fair - for improving public sector access to information - was a thrill and confirmed the strategic and operational value of the Infonaut Health software.

Other highlights include being invited to speak at health-related conferences, including ESRI’s User Conferences, GIS Leaders in Health, the Geocortex Developer conference, and GIAC summit. Here we demonstrated the value of infonaut’s approach and forged strong partnerships both in North America and overseas.

As an exhibitor at the ‘Homeland Security and Health’ conference in Denver CO we received extensive exposure in the USA, especially since this event coincid! ed with the November issue of Wired magazine hitting newsstands. Infon aut provided Wired with GIS based analysis and were interviewed for their story on “Bird Flu in North America”. That exposure led to a flood of recognition and further collaboration with US clients.

Finally, expanding into bigger Toronto offices, establishing ourselves in Ottawa to keep up with our growing operations, and adding several new full-time employees ensures we are well positioned for more success in the coming year.

And with many features in development, 2007 promises to be our busiest and most successful year yet.

Infonaut Inc. is a Toronto-based software and consulting company focused on putting health on the map. We deliver critical, health-related information to organizations in a way that is easy-to-use, easy-to-implement and cost-effective. Healthcare spans multiple levels of government but is primarily a local issue - and the geographic perspective of Infonaut Health allows users to think, investigate, and act locally.

For more information, please contact us at info@infonaut.ca.

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