Michael Cline

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  Michael Cline Vice President of Service Omnicell
  
  Michael Cline is currently responsible for service and support for Omnicell Inc. where he has invested considerable energy advancing the role of professional services as part of a comprehensive product portfolio.

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  ADVANCE for Health Information Executives | Editorial - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/13/2004    Last Visited: 4/13/2004  

  "OmniEvolve upgrades mission-critical servers in the Omnicell computing environment, enabling systems to evolve with advances in computer technology, avoiding unnecessary obsolescence and maximizing capital investment," said Michael Cline, Omnicell's vice president of service.
  
  The capital costs associated with a typical computing technology upgrade can be prohibitive, Cline said, especially when combined with the soft-dollar impact of performance and reliability degradation over the life of a system.As part of a comprehensive service strategy, he added, OmniEvolve effectively avoids these costs in two ways: (1) It provides a simple, predictable method of amortization as an operating expense; and it ensures a reliable, guaranteed upgrade path to the latest technology at predetermined milestones.

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  Published on: 8/22/2005    Last Visited: 8/22/2005  

  "The basic idea is for us to know when a server is in trouble, fix the problem remotely, and go on-site only to make sure the problem doesn't get worse," said Michael Cline, VP for service at Omnicell Inc. in Mountain View, Calif.
  
  Cline's company recently unveiled vDirector, manufactured by Questra Inc., Redwood City, Calif., to enable remote monitoring of customer systems."We receive automatic alerts when performance indicators are outside normal ranges, so our service team can intervene and diagnose and resolve a problem before a customer is even aware of an issue," said Cline.
  
  Omnicell recently completed a pilot study of vDirector at eight hospitals and is rolling out the product to all its customers.In two of the eight facilities, Cline said, "critical errors involving faulty data backup processes were uncovered and immediately corrected."

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  Published on: 2/25/2004    Last Visited: 2/26/2004  

  "Omnicell is building a world-class service organization and is aggressively implementing the technology and systems deployed by other market leaders," said Mike Cline, vice president of service for Omnicell.

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  Michael Cline, Vice President of Manufacturing, joins Aksys with over 20 years of experience in the medical device industry.He has worked for such world class organizations as GE Medical Systems, Becton Dickinson and Baxter International Inc.Mike brings to Aksys a strong emphasis on manufacturing, systems implementation and field engineering.He has created a variety of manufacturing and product support programs and has been actively involved in managing contract manufacturers in addition to developing internal manufacturing systems.
  
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  Rich, Dennis and Mike bring broad and diverse backgrounds to the table that will be instrumental in the commercialization of the PHD System as we prepare to introduce the clinical benefits of more frequent hemodialysis to end stage renal disease patients worldwide..

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  Omnicell Appoints Michael Cline Vice President, Service

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  "We are very pleased to receive a Technology & Business Award from a leading manufacturing publication such as START-IT," said Michael Cline, vice president of service at Omnicell.

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  "We've caught a number of backups that aren't happening," says Michael Cline, VP of service for Omnicell."If you've ever been through a server event, it can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars and hundreds of man hours, so the savings can be really significant.It's really a cost-avoidance type of tool."
  
  Omnicell generally directs all alerts through its help desk, though "there's a ton of communications options," says Cline.

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  Published on: 8/4/2003    Last Visited: 6/18/2004  

  Omnicell Appoints Michael Cline Vice President, Service
  
  PALO ALTO, Calif. -- August 4, 2003 -- Michael Cline has been appointed to the position of vice president, service for Omnicell, Inc. (NASDAQ: OMCL), a leading provider of patient safety solutions for healthcare.
  
  In this position, Cline will be responsible for managing all aspects of the company's service organization, including Omnicell's Technical Support Desk and on-site service program.
  
  "We are delighted to have Mike, a seasoned healthcare executive, join Omnicell," said Gary Wright, Omnicell's executive vice president of sales, marketing and field operations.
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  "Mike brings with him a solid track record of building successful worldwide service organizations, and we are excited about the contributions he will make to our company."
  
  Prior to joining Omnicell, Cline was vice president, world services for Siemens Medical Solutions, a manufacturer of diagnostic imaging systems and related services.In this capacity, he held worldwide responsibility for service marketing, field engineering, product design, logistics, customer satisfaction, technical and applications support, remote serviceability, documentation and parts repair.
  
  From 2000 to 2001, Cline was vice president, manufacturing for Aksys Ltd., where he led commercialization of the company's home healthcare technology.
  
  From 1995 to 2000, he served as vice president of operations, Baxter Healthcare/Automed Technologies, a provider of automated IT-based solutions to healthcare markets worldwide.Reporting to the president, Cline was responsible for operations, field consulting, systems implementation, manufacturing, technical support, global logistics, inventory, quality assurance and customer training.
  
  Prior to joining Baxter Healthcare/Automed Technologies, Cline served as vice president for the Imaging Systems division of Becton Dickinson, and district manager for Mediq, Inc., a provider of diagnostic imaging systems.
  
  Cline holds a bachelor of science degree in electronics engineering from Purdue University, an MBA from Loyola University, and a masters degree in information technology from Roosevelt University.

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  Published on: 8/4/2003    Last Visited: 10/1/2008  

  Omnicell Appoints Michael Cline Vice President, Service
  
  PALO ALTO, Calif. -- August 4, 2003 -- Michael Cline has been appointed to the position of vice president, service for Omnicell, Inc. (NASDAQ: OMCL), a leading provider of patient safety solutions for healthcare.
  
  In this position, Cline will be responsible for managing all aspects of the company's service organization, including Omnicell's Technical Support Desk and on-site service program.
  
  "We are delighted to have Mike, a seasoned healthcare executive, join Omnicell," said Gary Wright, Omnicell's executive vice president of sales, marketing and field operations.
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  "Mike brings with him a solid track record of building successful worldwide service organizations, and we are excited about the contributions he will make to our company."
  
  Prior to joining Omnicell, Cline was vice president, world services for Siemens Medical Solutions, a manufacturer of diagnostic imaging systems and related services.In this capacity, he held worldwide responsibility for service marketing, field engineering, product design, logistics, customer satisfaction, technical and applications support, remote serviceability, documentation and parts repair.
  
  From 2000 to 2001, Cline was vice president, manufacturing for Aksys Ltd., where he led commercialization of the company's home healthcare technology.
  
  From 1995 to 2000, he served as vice president of operations, Baxter Healthcare/Automed Technologies, a provider of automated IT-based solutions to healthcare markets worldwide.Reporting to the president, Cline was responsible for operations, field consulting, systems implementation, manufacturing, technical support, global logistics, inventory, quality assurance and customer training.
  
  Prior to joining Baxter Healthcare/Automed Technologies, Cline served as vice president for the Imaging Systems division of Becton Dickinson, and district manager for Mediq, Inc., a provider of diagnostic imaging systems.
  
  Cline holds a bachelor of science degree in electronics engineering from Purdue University, an MBA from Loyola University, and a masters degree in information technology from Roosevelt University.

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