You could do that by contacting Intersystems and then talking to vendors.  
There is also the very real possibility that there will be a port to GTM and 
Linux to consider.  

I hope you have fixed rate long distance.  You will be spending a lot  of time 
on the phone to do this.

On Thursday 04 August 2005 07:57 pm, Peter Bodtke wrote:
> >This one in InformationWeek
> >http://www.informationweek.com/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=166403837
>
> I showed up late to the party, so forgive me if this has already been
> worked out, but I'm a bit confused as to how much an implementation might
> cost.
>
> - The InformationWeek article put forward a first year estimate of $2700
> for 5 doctor practice. It is not clear if that cost is per doctor.
>
> - The New York Times article 'U.S. Will Offer Doctors Free Electronic
> Records System' (7/21) stated "Installing Vista would cost $10,000 to
> $12,000 for an entire medical practice." It looks like they were referring
> to a practice of 5 doctors.
>
> Have anyone put together detailed total cost of ownership projections? If
> there is an open need, then I will volunteer assistance (that means working
> with others!) gathering and preparing TCO estimates and associated
> permutations (ex. - what are the hardware costs to a doctor with
> appropriate hardware vs. what would it cost for a group of 2...8 doctors.
> Then networks, configuration, training, support...)
>
> Peter Bodtke
>
> PS: Its been going through my mind non-stop, so here you go, "How much is
> that doggie in the window..."
>
>
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