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News release
10/01/2007
New Ortivus Website Provides More Information and Convenience for Users
The North American division of Ortivus recently launched their new website with the objective of providing website visitors with simple and quick access to the information they need. The website offers visitors a variety of formats to fit individual communication styles – instant messaging, email, Q & A logs, recordings, RSS feeds, help systems, and more. Ortivus’ focus on its website is intended to provide an increasingly valuable resource for EMS and Public Safety professionals.
In phase one of the website’s release (current version), visitors will notice an updated and contemporary overall look, with streamlined navigation, dynamic menus, breadcrumbs and past OrtivusTALK archives. Functional tools in the Ortivus website include live support and sales access, webinar recordings, RSS feed subscription, online registration for events such as users groups and webinars, online subscription to OrtivusTALK, product downloads, surveys, and demo request capability.
The increased functionality as well as additional tools and information available at www.ortivusna.com will be a trend that visitors grow to expect over the next several months.
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About Ortivus:
Ortivus offers integrated software solutions for Emergency Medical Services and Public Safety. The North American Subsidiary develops and markets the following pre-hospital applications: EMS billing, patient care reporting, computer-aided dispatch, automatic vehicle location, mobile data application, and patient vital signs monitoring and data transmission.
The Ortivus vision is to be the customer’s preferred provider of integrated information and decision-making software support systems in the Emergency Medical Service, Public Safety and Healthcare industries.
Ortivus operates out of two North American corporate office locations (Decorah, Iowa, US and Montreal, Quebec, Canada), as well as several international locations (Sweden, Denmark, Germany and Great Britain).