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DakotaTek (formerly known as HSI Computer Systems) manufactures and markets
kiosks and laser printable signs
nationally. DakotaTek sells computers, peripherals and software to computer dealers
through its Dealers Program. DakotaTek also develops specialty healthcare products,
markets durable medical equipment, furnishings and other products to long-term care
facilities. Some of the items that DakotaTek markets are the
Nursing Assistant Training Manual,
Food Service Training Manual and
Dietary Tray Cards.
Our Mission
DakotaTek's mission is to provide exceptional value to our customers via specialty products
and services, to enrich our personnel through opportunities for professional growth and
to provide a reasonable return to our investors.
Company Profile
DakotaTek has evolved from several service levels. In 1975, Computran Systems, Inc.
was founded by Werner G. Nistler, Jr. to provide data processing services to the
healthcare industry. By 1986, Computran had four divisions and 600 customers in 45 states.
In 1982, Mediform Printers & Publishers, Inc. (later MEDICAL EXPRESS)
was founded by Werner G. Nistler, Jr. and Thomas L. Biel to provide
publications, medical forms and durable medical equipment.
In late 1987, the separate companies, MEDICAL EXPRESS and DYNATRAN were
merged to form HEALTH SPECTRUM , INC. (HSI) with MEDICAL EXPRESS providing
medical supplies, equipment and educational materials and DYNATRAN
providing software and service bureau services, all under the Health
Spectrum product and service umbrella.
In August 1995, HSI sold DYNATRAN to Omnicare. Omnicare is the leading
institutional pharmacy for long-term care and will promote DYNATRAN's
MasterChart program throughout the United States. HSI Computer
Systems continued to develop business software and kiosks while the Medical Express
division continued to develop and market information systems, DME,
furnishings, loose durable and specialty healthcare products.
In 2003, Tom and Robin Biel, having moved to Bend, decided to bring the balance of
HSI's products with them, and formed a new company, today's DakotaTek.
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