Today I was cruising my stats logs for Hospital EMR and EHR (as I always do since I’m a stats addict) and I came upon a search that was sent here that really struck me: “microsoft amalga phone number”. That’s right, someone was searching online to get the phone number for Amalga. I’m sure there are much odder searches out there, but why in the world would someone be searching online for the phone number of Amalga?
Think about it for a minute. If someone wants to buy Amalga, don’t you think they’d search for the Amalga website and there will be plenty of opportunities for you to enter your info to get a sales person to call you. In fact, I just did a search for Amalga, found their website and they have a big Contact Us button.
This leads me to believe that it’s possibly someone who wants a support number for Amalga. Are we really to the point that in order to get support for a hospital IT system, that we Google (or maybe they used Bing) for the phone number? You’d think there would be much better support for this than an online search to find a phone number for support.
Either way, I found it to be an odd search. Maybe it’s something completely different. At least I can hope that those hospital IT users have better support options than an online search.
