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Software for healthcare sector

HYDERABAD: The city based Innareddy Computer Software Associates (ICSA-India), has developed the `Heuristic Engine (HE)' which is being customised in the healthcare sector for predicting the outbreak of vector-borne diseases like malaria and Japanese encephalitis in advance. According to a press release, the tool can also be utilized to predict pest attacks on agricultural crops and to forecast machine and power grid failures. The company is also setting up its own multimedia studio.

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