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Microtech and Jayex
10/03/2009

Jayex Technology Limited have appointed Kilmarnock based Microtech Support Limited as the sole Scottish Distributor to Promote the Jayex Product Range within the Healthcare Market in Scotland. Under this exclusive arrangement Microtech will Publicise, Install and Support the Jayex Product Range to Primary and Secondary Care Organisations within NHS Scotland.

Jayex were established in 1978 and are recognised as Pioneers and Market Leaders in Advanced Information Displays, Queue Management and Touch Screen Self Check-In Systems. They have provided off-the-shelf as well as custom designed solutions to over 6000 NHS Installations throughout the UK, are integrated to many clinical systems and incorporate the very latest advances and innovations.

Microtech Support Limited has been supporting I.T. in GP Practices in Scotland since 1986. As well as providing core I.T. Support Services they have just completed the contract to rollout a Document Management Solution to every GP Practice. Microtech has technical resources located throughout Scotland making them ideally positioned to support the extensive Jayex Range.

Bob Marsh, Sales Director of Jayex said: "This exciting partnership will allow us to develop our existing customer base in Scotland but more importantly allows us to offer an enhanced level of support to our existing clients, by a company who have a proven pedigree in Scotland."

Jayex Product Range
1. Patient Call Displays in LED and LCD
2. Touch Screen Check In Systems
3. Touch Screen Patient Feedback and Information
4. Digital Multi-Media Signage Solutions

Chris McMail, Microtech?s Managing Director, is delighted to welcome Jayex on board and is confident that the extensive product range will offer some exciting opportunities with NHS Scotland and the growing private health sector

He added: "The Jayex Brand fully complements our existing Product Portfolio and allows us not only to increase our offerings in the GP Market but further increases our exposure to Secondary Care Organisations."