On Wednesday, Shares of Allscripts Healthcare Solutions Inc (NASDAQ:MDRX), lost -1.01% to $12.73.
Several physicians practices and organizations, selected Allscripts (MDRX) to create or bolster their population health strategies. These providers want to provide better ongoing administration of patients with chronic diseases and form accountable care organizations (ACOs) to facilitate value-based care and reimbursement models.
Allscripts Healthcare Solutions, Inc. provides clinical, financial, electronic health records (EHR), connectivity, hosting, outsourcing, analytics, patient engagement, and population health products and services in the United States and Canada. It operates in three segments: Clinical and Financial Solutions, Population Health, and Managed Services.
Shares of Raytheon Company (NYSE:RTN), declined -0.93% to $109.70, during its last trading session.
Raytheon Company’s, Missile Systems business has accomplished the development of its 3rd Generation Commander’s Primary Sight ahead of the U.S. Army’s anticipated Improved FLIR lethality engineering change proposal for the Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle.
“What sets our Commander’s Primary Sight apart from others is Raytheon’s coordinated reuse of existing Bradley vehicle components and interfaces,” said Duane Gooden, vice president of Raytheon’s Land Warfare Systems product line. “The CPS is an example of Raytheon’s ability to provide a low-risk engineering and manufacturing path for upgrading combat vehicle sensors to 3rd Generation technology, sustaining the Army’s combat overmatch for the future.”
Raytheon Company develops integrated products, services, and solutions in the areas of sensing; effects; command, control, communications, and intelligence; mission support; and cyber and information security worldwide.
Finally, ADTRAN, Inc. (NASDAQ:ADTN), ended its last trade with -6.14% loss, and closed at $14.51.
ADTRAN, declared it is collaborating with Comptel Corporation to accelerate the time-to-market for broadband providers. The first result of this partnershipis a turnkey integration solution that creates an unified administration architecture for multi-vendor FTTx solutions. Carriers and retail service providers can now adopt a Service Orchestration architecture capable of decoupling customer premise equipment and central office access vendor lock-in via automated FlowOne Fulfillment. Broadband providers not only realize the benefit of a streamlined, multi-vendor network access infrastructure, but can easily expand their service footprint and rapidly deploy Gigabit, Ethernet, VDSL2, G.fast, GPON and other highly desirable services to residential and business customers.
“Unlike others, Comptel aims to assist service providers to build a unified vendor and technology agnostic service orchestration solution, which supports any sales channel and enables smooth migration from traditional to cloud infrastructures. Together with ADTRAN we significantly speed-up the introduction of a modern service delivery platform for broadband service providers,” comments Jussi Wäre, vice president, ANZ & Alliances APAC for Comptel.
ADTRAN, Inc. manufactures and sells networking and communications equipment worldwide. It operates in two divisions, Carrier Networks and Enterprise Networks. The Carrier Networks division provides broadband access products, such as multi-service access nodes, fiber to the nodes, digital subscriber line access multiplexer products, and distribution point units; optical products, counting optical networking edge, fiber Ethernet access devices, multi-service edge switches, multi-service provisioning platforms, and pluggable optical products; and time division multiplexed (TDM) systems under the Total Access and hiX brand names.
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