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Client Success Stories
Here are the most recent success stories. You can also see the complete list.
Mercy St. Charles Hospital
More and more healthcare organizations are leveraging their technology and sharing databases between facilities. This can be a very efficient way to manage data and operate systems, allowing multiple organizations to benefit. It usually starts with a "champion" who brings in new technology and makes it a success. The next step is to share the success among partners.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
UNC Chapel Hill uses CS Gold to manage meal plans, access control, stored value and credit, vending transactions, and much more. The university recently implemented NiceVision from CBORD partner NICE Systems, Inc., to improve security while enjoying a full integration with CS Gold.
Olympic Medical Center
Olympic Medical Center (OMC) recently moved to CBORD’s Odyssey cashless system and Room Service. Since implementing these systems, OMC has experienced an increase in the average ticket amount in the cafeteria and an increase in patient satisfaction with Room Service. OMC’s experience sheds light on many good ideas for implementing these systems.
Illinois Institute of Technology
Universities across the country are faced with a similar dilemma: How to increase campus security while reducing labor and costs? For Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago, IL, the answer is simple: integration. The university has carefully selected technology solutions for campus card management, access control, housing management, and intelligent video monitoring that integrate seamlessly to improve security while maximizing efficiency.
Video Features
Texas Health management has installed interfaces that maximize efficiencies, including an accounts payable interface that allows invoices to be paid quickly, thereby maximizing possible GPO discounts.
The Ohio State University received the CBORD’s 2009 Visionary Award for its use of Foodservice Suite® to improve efficiency and cost control through intelligent forecasting, central ordering, and online services like Webfood®, NetNutrition®, and NetCatering®.
Expertise in campus card and access control management—including an extensive implementation of wired, wireless, and offline readers—is recognized at the University of San Francisco. Jason Rossi, the school’s Director of One Card and Campus Security Systems, received CBORD’s 2009 Above and Beyond Award for sharing his knowledge with fellow users.
John Matherson, Manager of the Aggie OneCard Center at North Carolina A&T State University, is recognized for his use of CBORD's integrated security solutions to improve campus safety and his efforts to share his knowledge with others.
SESIAHS uses CBORD's Foodservice Suite and Nutrition Service Suite to mange a very large operation in Australia.
Temple is a large medical center integrating Cashless with Nutrition Service Suite and Foodservice Suite. Their implementation includes Webfood.
CU is recognized for its foresight in auxiliary technology planning. The university uses CBORD solutions across campus and beyond, and enjoys the benefits of integration.
The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics is a power user of cashless systems, FSS, and NSS. Their operation includes vending.
Villanova University is recognized for its use of CS Gold online functionality to handle laundry reservations and athletic ticket lotteries.
Tradeshow Listings
As a service to you, we are providing a list of upcoming industry tradeshows, events and meetings that CBORD will be attending in the next few months. You can also see the complete list.| Date | Event | Location | Booth |
September 2010 | |||
| Sep. 14 |
Nutrition Educational
The University Hospital, University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey |
Newark, NJ |
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| Sep. 14–17 |
Amerinet
Amerinet |
Las Vegas, NV |
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October 2010 | |||
| Oct. 3–6 |
CBORD UGC 2010
CBORD Annual User Group Conference |
Orlando, FL |
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| Oct. 4–7 |
SFM
Society for Foodservice Management |
Lake Buena Vista, FL |
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November 2010 | |||
| Nov. 7–10 |
NACAS
National Association of College Auxiliary Services |
Colorado Springs, Co |
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| Nov. 13–16 |
CCBO
Community College Business Officers |
Hilton Head, SC |
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“We had $20,000 in cost savings in patient trays within the first 6 months of go-live.”
— Kimberlee Davis, RD Systems Administrator
Greenville Hospital System
