>Suprised to see them enter this space. Its growingly dominated by epic and other big players. It's still vulnerable IF they can push a solid product that look

>Suprised to see them enter this space. Its growingly dominated by epic and other big players. It's still vulnerable IF they can push a solid product that looks modern and offers many of the things that existing products offer, but that will require a pipeline of product managers and docs/nurses who already know the landscape because chances are, picking up developers already in this field will get you more of the same quality the industry has to offer. Okay, not TOTALLY their fault. Programmers != designers necessarily, and designers are sometimes have their hands tied legally, but 2k line functions? Ugh. As an anecdote, optometry could also use better software (from my optometrist).