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Eagle software company bought out, plans expansion (access required)

by Sean Olson
Published: January 6,2012
Time posted: 2:53 pm

Eagle software corporation ALMSA Corporation will expand after it was bought by the California-based Yardi Systems. ALMSA COO Fil Southerland said Jan. 5 that the company had been looking for either a large influx of investor funding or a "strategic buyout" to meet demand for its product, software that helps managers of assisted living and long term care ...
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