Allscripts CTO to step down
by Brendon Nafziger, DOTmed News Associate Editor | April 07, 2011
John Gomez
(Photo courtesy
Allscripts)
(Photo courtesy
Allscripts)
Allscripts-Misys Healthcare Solutions Inc.'s chief technology officer John Gomez will step down May 31 but remain as a consultant for 18 months, the company said Thursday.
The news has led some analysts to question how smoothly the integration with Eclypsis, acquired by Allscripts in a $1.3 billion all-stock deal last June, can proceed without Gomez to guide it.
According to a note from financial advisors Piper Jaffary reported by Benzinga, Gomez was the "key executive" expected to drive product integration for the two health information technology giants.
The Chicago-based Allscripts revealed the information in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Allscripts' stock fell 6.8 percent to close at $20.96 Thursday.
The news has led some analysts to question how smoothly the integration with Eclypsis, acquired by Allscripts in a $1.3 billion all-stock deal last June, can proceed without Gomez to guide it.
According to a note from financial advisors Piper Jaffary reported by Benzinga, Gomez was the "key executive" expected to drive product integration for the two health information technology giants.
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Allscripts' stock fell 6.8 percent to close at $20.96 Thursday.
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