Healthcare Indemnity Shifts From Mainframe System To PC LAN-Based Pam
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Jefferson, Ind.-based Healthcare Indemnity Inc. has selected Princeton Financial Systems Inc.'s Pam for Securities portfolio management and accounting system. Intent on migrating from its mainframe-based architecture to a client/server environment, Healthcare Indemnity finalized its selection of Princeton's system in early January. And, while Healthcare Indemnity selected a DOS-based system, the insurer purchased Pam with the expressed intent of eventually upgrading the system into the Microsoft
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