Medmatics anticoagulation software links with Google Chrome
Medmatics, an anticoagulation software company, has partnered with Google to link its software to Google’s Chrome Browser, a new open-source browser.
CoaguTrak, the anticoagulation management software application with native support for Firefox 3.0, is the first anticoagulation software to support Google Chrome, according to the New Windsor, N.Y.-based Medmatics.
Since it is optimized for Web 2.0, the company said the new Google Chrome Browser enhances the performance speed for Ajax-powered features of CoaguTrak, such as list editing, type-ahead lookups, rich text editing, drag-and-drop and quick-add portlets.
Medmatics said its CoaguTrak supports three other web browsers: Internet Explorer, Firefox and Safari.
The company said its CoaguTrak support for Google Chrome is being rolled out in phases to customers. Once the rollout is complete in mid-October, all CoaguTrak functionality will work with Google Chrome's current release.
CoaguTrak, the anticoagulation management software application with native support for Firefox 3.0, is the first anticoagulation software to support Google Chrome, according to the New Windsor, N.Y.-based Medmatics.
Since it is optimized for Web 2.0, the company said the new Google Chrome Browser enhances the performance speed for Ajax-powered features of CoaguTrak, such as list editing, type-ahead lookups, rich text editing, drag-and-drop and quick-add portlets.
Medmatics said its CoaguTrak supports three other web browsers: Internet Explorer, Firefox and Safari.
The company said its CoaguTrak support for Google Chrome is being rolled out in phases to customers. Once the rollout is complete in mid-October, all CoaguTrak functionality will work with Google Chrome's current release.