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New York-Presbyterian Hospital has purchased facilities management software from Menlo Park, Calif.-based Skire Inc.

The hospital will implement the vendor's Unifier software to help centralize capital enterprise planning and management processes across its various hospitals and associated buildings. The Web-based system is designed to help integrate such processes and provide managers with consistent, up-to-date data on costs, status, variances and schedules.

New York-Presbyterian also will use the software to support capital planning and project activities within its engineering, biomedical and I.T. departments. For more information, go to skire.com.

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