TietoEnator acquires Swedish IT company Laps Care AB

TietoEnatorTietoEnator has acquired Swedish Laps Care AB from parent company Optimal Solutions AB. Laps Care specialises in IT support for resource optimisation in elderly care, home care and home nursing. The company has eight employees and operations in Stockholm, Linköping and Malmö. The agreement means that TietoEnator supplements its portfolio of solutions and services for care operations and broadens its customer base in the field. The acquisition is effective as of 1 October 2006.

The company's product, Laps Care, has a growing number of customers, showing that advanced mathematical models for planning and optimisation can be combined with user-friendliness and customer benefit in a complex and varied operation. Laps Care meets the need for the right personnel for each occasion, task and location. The tool has been developed in close cooperation with home help services and offers a comprehensive approach to operations planning, while cost effectively exploiting all resources to the benefit of patients.

"Laps Care, along with our product group for elderly care, our services and our business know-how, creates a comprehensive combination that gives our Nordic customers the opportunity to streamline their work processes in - and between - the areas of elderly care, home care and home nursing," says Jan B. Andersson, head of TietoEnator Healthcare & Welfare in Sweden.

"To meet the increasing demand in Sweden and with the prospect of expanding outside Sweden's borders, we see the deal with TietoEnator as a requirement for continued expansion. This is why I see TietoEnator's acquisition as both positive for Laps Care's employees and customers and a milestone in its history," says Sven Ehn, President of Optimal Solutions AB.

TietoEnator is the leading healthcare and welfare ICT solution provider in the Nordic region and one of the leading providers in Europe. We offer state-of-the-art ICT solutions and IT services to the entire area of operations. Our aim is to support the care sector in digitalising processes, promoting seamless service chains and various regional cooperation models, and to provide a high return on investments in solutions. TietoEnator has more than 1,200 specialists in the areas of healthcare and welfare in Denmark, Finland, Germany, India, the Netherlands, Norway and Sweden. The group has more than thirty years' experience in the field.

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TietoEnator is among the leading architects in building a more efficient information society and one of the largest IT services providers in Europe. TietoEnator specializes in consulting, developing and hosting its customers' business operations in the digital economy. The Group's services are based on a combination of deep industry-specific expertise and the latest information technology. TietoEnator has over 15 000 experts in more than 25 countries.
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