"Ray Matthews, a spokesman for the National Institutes of Health, says the grant will help Acme Express (Maker of DOCS) determine whether it can expand the software to solve scheduling problems to large medical practices and hospitals."
Software maker wins NIH grant, Crain's Cleveland Business
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"...a client sends copies of several months schedule which the company uses to deduce rules and relationships. Next, these rules and relationships are discussed with the client and refined. Finally, the client does a trial schedule or two and the process is further refined until both parties are happy with the result."
Medical Software Reviews
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"The software program is the result of the combined talents of three brothers. Scipione has a doctorate in elementary particle physics from the University of California at San Diego. His brother, Paul, is a doctor who graduated from Case Western Reserve University medical school, did his residency at University Hospitals and saw the need for such a program. Lou, who holds an accounting degree from Kent State University, worked on the accounting framework of the program."
Companies & People, The Plain Dealer
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