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Jim Traficant on Harris, Agilex’s Extended Partnership

Agilex Technologies and Harris (NYSE: HRS) have opted to extend their health IT partnership.

According to Agilex, the firm has served as a principal member of the Harris-led team developing the CONNECT Solution for the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology’s (ONC) Federal Health Architecture (FHA) initiative since the contract’s inception.

“The success of this program has established new benchmarks for what government agencies should expect from their technology partners, ” said Jim Traficant, vice president of Harris Healthcare Solutions.  “By championing emerging technologies and innovative strategies, we have been able to deliver a ground-breaking solution to the field faster and more cost-effectively than otherwise possible.  As a principal member of our alliance, Agilex has played a significant role in this success.”

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