PANUS Software

PANUS Software is rated 3 out of 5 in the category information technology and services. Read and write reviews about PANUS Software. PANUS Software is a company located in Buea, the South West Region of Cameroon – founded since February 2011. We specialize in unique software development for both local and international organizations, institutions and businesses of all type. PANUS Software has been a member of the Microsoft BizSpark program and we use tools provided by Microsoft in our software development process. At PANUS Software, we build systems from scratch to fit our client’s unique local environment. Our approach to providing solutions to clients is more of a partnership than a one-time transaction with a good number of benefits to our clients. In 2011, PANUS Software started as a project management firm called Omni Capital and later move to specialize in software development where within a period of three years we build and deployed our 3 pioneer products to clients across the national territory. In 2014, we introduced our very 1st product into the market called MediTrak; a Health Care and Hospital Management System built from ground-up after extensive research and analysis of the hospital systems and environment in Cameroon. We then went on to continue building bespoke software for our clients, providing software configuration, software testing, and software consultancy at a very local scale while perfecting our products for the market right up to late 2017. MediTrak now runs in hospitals in Cameroon. We’ve built systems for other institutional clients like the Cameroon Baptist Convention Health Services; a Transport and Logistics Management System for Musango Bus Service and we are currently building a Health Care System for the second largest employer in the country – Cameroon Development Corporation (CDC). From 2018-2020 our vision is to continue solving software problems in our society by building software to fit the unique needs and challenges of our clients – which cannot be easily met by off the shelve software purchased from abroad.