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PSI Wins Computerworld’s 21st Century Achievement Award |
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
July 7, 2011
ARLINGTON, VA - Planned Systems International, Inc. (PSI), a respected provider of information technology (IT) solutions and services to the federal government, announces that it has won Computerworld’s “21st Century Achievement Award” in the Training/Education category. The 2011 Computerworld Honors Program recognizes visionary organizations that apply IT to promote positive social, economic and educational change around the globe.
In close partnership with the Military Health System Defense Health Services Systems Program Office, PSI’s award recognizes the widespread benefits offered by their MHS Learn project. MHS Learn is a centralized, web-based learning management system initially developed for the MHS and, most recently, supporting the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and training of civilian providers treating wounded warriors for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). This specialized IT initiative greatly benefits the military’s medical workforce and veterans worldwide by making consistent and timely training available to more than 170,000 students through over 1,200 online courses, as well as traditional classroom learning, web-based training, webinars and discussion forums. This platform is also at the forefront of major Department of Defense and VA efforts to share technology and resources aimed at promoting efficiencies and improving organizational readiness.
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In close partnership with the Military Health System Defense Health Services Systems Program Office, PSI’s award recognizes the widespread benefits offered by their MHS Learn project. MHS Learn is a centralized, web-based learning management system initially developed for the MHS and, most recently, supporting the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and training of civilian providers treating wounded warriors for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). This specialized IT initiative greatly benefits the military’s medical
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workforce and veterans worldwide by making consistent and timely training available to more than 170,000 students through over 1,200 online courses, as well as traditional classroom learning, web-based training, webinars and discussion forums. This platform is also at the forefront of major Department of Defense and VA efforts to share technology and resources aimed at promoting efficiencies and improving organizational readiness.
“We are deeply humbled to be recognized by Computerworld, and we look forward to continuing to contribute to the greater good of society through programs such as MHS Learn, which inspire learning, transform healthcare, and are so vital to our country’s military and our veterans,” said Terry Lin, Chief Executive Officer of PSI.
"The number and quality of nominations this year were very inspiring and demonstrate how valuable IT is to community change," said John Amato, Publisher, Computerworld. This year’s Computerworld Honors Program included 262 Laureates from 23 countries who have worked to benefit society and change the world for the better.
About Planned Systems International, Inc.
PSI has been a leading provider of IT solutions and services to federal government and private sector organizations since 1988. The company maintains principal offices in Arlington, VA and corporate facilities in Columbia, MD, San Antonio, TX, Warrenton, VA, St. Petersburg, FL, and Washington, DC. PSI leverages proven management processes based on ISO® 9001:2008, ISO® 20000-1:2011, ISO® 27001:2005, and Software Engineering Institute (SEI) CMMI® Level 3. It delivers an enterprise approach for its customers in the following areas: Health IT Solutions; Management Improvement Services & Consulting; Full Systems Lifecycle Support; Information Security; Network / Desktop Services; Distance Learning; e-Business, and Green IT. Known for innovation and market leadership, PSI continues to distinguish itself through a winning combination of people, service, and integrity.
Visit PSI on the web at www.plan-sys.com.
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