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                                            Exhibit 99.1


The following is the contents of the visual and audio CD
presentation that was included with Sunquest Information
Systems, Inc.'s 1999 Annual Report to Shareholders.

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     The following information and or statements appear upon
insertion of the CD in consecutive order.


                 FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS

This presentation, and other reports and communications to
shareholders, contains forward-looking statements, including
statements which contain words such as "will," "expects,"
"believes," "plans," "anticipates" and words of similar
impact.  Certain other factors affecting future performance,
including but not limited to dependence on LIS products,
competition in the marketplace, Year 2000 readiness of the
Company's products and of other vendors' products utilized
by the Company, purchase and installation decisions of
customers, pricing decisions of competitors, changes in
regulatory requirements, and product status and development
risks and uncertainties could cause actual results to differ
materially from such forward-looking statements.  These and
other factors affecting future performance are detailed in
the Company's Securities and Exchange Commission filings.

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SUNQUEST INFORMATION SYSTEMS


DEPARTMENTAL CLINICAL SYSTEMS

INTEGRATION AND CONNECTIVITY

COMMERCIAL AND MEDICAL REFERENCE LABORATORY SYSTEMS

CUSTOMER SUPPORT AND SERVICES

CLINCIAL DATA MANAGEMENT

e-BUSINESS

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SUNQUEST INFORMATION SYSTEMS

LOOKING AHEAD

e-BUSINESS

     APPLICATION SERVICE PROVIDER (ASP)

          e-Commercial Lab
          e-Financial
          e-Hospital Lab

     AXOLOTL

     COMMERCE MEDICA, INC.

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SUNQUEST INFORMATION SYSTEMS


EXCELLENCE IN VALUE AND SERVICE


KLAS Enterprises/RL Johnson Report (1999)

#1 Overall -- Lab Vendor

#2 Overall -- Specialty Clinical Systems Vendor

#1 Quality of Implementation

                         Survey of 2000 healthcare institutions


AUDIO
In the 1999 independent survey prepared by KLAS Enterprises
and RL Johnson & Associates, Sunquest received high honors.
The survey is a ranking of the top 20 HCIS vendors and
contains data gathered from nearly 2000 healthcare
facilities and includes product evaluations and CIO
interviews.  In the survey, Sunquest was ranked the #2
Specialty Clinical Vendor overall and was the #1 LIS vendor.

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CUSTOMER SATISFACTION


SCROLLING TEXT

Aurora Health Care
Mayo
MEMORIAL SLOAN-KETTERING CANCER CENTER
FAIRVIEW
  Fairview Health Services
SCRIPPS CLINIC
THE CLEVELAND CLINIC FOUNDATION
Catholic Healthcare West (CHW)
BOSTON MEDICAL CENTER
Henry Ford Health System
Lahey Clinic
MultiCare
TEXAS HEALTH RESOURCES
FLORIDA HOSPITAL
Health Network LABORATORIES
CEDARS-SINAI HEALTH SYSTEM
INTERMOUNTAIN HEALTH CARE (IHC)



AUDIO
Sunquest has a strong reputation for service excellence.
It's the reason that we retain our clients.  After 20 years
in business, we still have every one of our first 25 clients
including prestigious facilities throughout the country.
Healthcare has changed a lot in 20 years, yet we have
continued to serve these clients with excellence.  At 12-31-99,
we were serving over 1,200 healthcare facilities and 43%
of the IDNs in the U.S.

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Revenues and Gross Profit
Improving Operating Income
Diluted EPS
Research and Development
Strong Balance Sheet and Financial Performance
Backlog



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SUNQUEST INFORMATION SYSTEMS


Revenues and Gross Profit ($ Millions)

Revenues

Graph
 1996      1997      1998      1999
------    ------    ------    ------
  81.0     102.3     120.8     131.7

Gross Profit

Graph
 1996      1997      1998      1999
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  60.9      76.3      93.4     109.8

TEXT
Revenue -- 3 year CAGR of 18%
Gross Profit -- 3 year CAGR of 22%
More Profitable Mix of Products


AUDIO
Revenues have increased each year, and, impressively, gross
profit has increased at an even faster growth rate.  A trend
of a more favorable mix of products has resulted in
increasing gross profit dollars and margins each year.  As a
percentage of total revenues, hardware revenues have been
decreasing and support and services revenues, including
consulting revenues, have been increasing.  Recurring
maintenance revenue is approximately 40% of total revenues.



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Improving Operating Income ($ Millions)


Operating income

Graph
 1996      1997      1998      1999
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   8.6       5.7      13.7      23.7


Operating income excluding charges to operations in 1996,
1997, and 4Q99, and gain on the sale of assets in 2Q98 and
1Q99.

Graph
 1996      1997      1998      1999
------    ------    ------    ------
  11.9       9.3      13.3      24.0

TEXT
Gross profit growth + Expense control = 80% growth in
operating revenue.


AUDIO
In 1999, excluding non-recurring items, gross profit
increased 18% while expenses increased only 7%, yielding an
impressive 80% growth in operating income compared to 1998.
The operating margin was 18.2% for 1999 compared to 11% for
1998.  Sunquest intends to invest heavily in e-business in
2000, but still anticipates maintaining a consolidated
operating margin of 18%.



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Diluted EPS (Dollars Per Share)

Diluted EPS

Graph
 1996      1997      1998      1999
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   .29       .18       .54      1.01


Diluted EPS excluding charges to operations in 1996, 1997,
and 4Q99, gain on the sale of assets in 2Q98 and 1Q99 and a
change in tax law in 4Q99.

Graph
 1996      1997      1998      1999
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   .52       .35       .52       .97

TEXT
Sunquest outperforms the sector with 87% growth in diluted EPS.


AUDIO
Excluding non-recurring items, diluted EPS was $.97 in 1999,
87% growth over 1998 diluted EPS of $.52.  In the 3-1/2 years
since Sunquest's IPO, the compound average growth rate for
diluted EPS has been 41%, which is a higher average than our
competitors for the same period.  In 2000, we will report
diluted EPS for our core business segmented from diluted EPS
from our e-business.  Our core business diluted EPS is
expected to grow 35-40% and be $1.30 to $1.34.  Our diluted
EPS from our e-business is expected to be a charge of $.27
to $.30.  The consolidation of these two segments is
expected to result in diluted EPS for 2000 of $1.00 to
$1.04.



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Research and Development ($ Millions)

Research and Development - Capitalized
Graph
 1996      1997      1998      1999
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   2.8       3.7       3.2       3.0

Research and Development - Expensed
Graph
 1996      1997      1998      1999
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  10.0      13.2      15.3      16.1

Research and Development - Total
Graph
 1996      1997      1998      1999
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  12.8      16.9      18.5      19.1

Capitalization Rate
Graph
 1996      1997      1998      1999
------    ------    ------    ------
 21.8%     21.7%     17.1%     15.5%

TEXT
Ongoing commitment to R&D will be accelerated in 2000.

AUDIO
Sunquest spent 14% of revenues on R&D in 1999 compared to
15% of revenues in 1998.  We capitalized 15.5% of R&D
expenses in 1999 and 17.1% in 1998.  We anticipate a
capitalization rate of 20% in 2000.  In 2000, Sunquest filed
for registration of a subsidiary in India which will be
solely dedicated to R&D.  Offshore development will not only
accelerate our ability to add functionality to our core and
e-business products but will also provide cost savings over
comparable activities in the U.S.  We intend to web-enable
many of our products which we believe has inherent
advantages over client server in performance and ease of
maintenance for ourselves and our clients.  We believe that
this will allow us to transcend our competitors' existing
technologies.



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Strong Balance Sheet and Financial Performance

Chart
                           12/31/98    12/31/99
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Cash and short-term
  investments               $34,340     $46,878
Working capital             $48,463     $67,656
Current Ratio                   2.6         3.5
Shareholders' Equity        $68,194     $85,623

                             1998        1999
                             ----        ----
Return on Equity              13.9%       23.2%
Cash provided by
  operations               $18,833     $19,804



AUDIO
Return on equity for 1999 was 23.2%, an increase of nearly
67% over 1998.  Cash provided by operations during 1999
totaled $19.8 million and cash and short-term investments of
$46.9 million had increased nearly 37% compared to the prior
year-end.  Our current ratio at 12/31/99 was 3.5, an
increase of nearly 35% compared to 12/31/98.



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SUNQUEST INFORMATION SYSTEMS


Backlog ($ Millions)

Graph
 1996      1997      1998      1999
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  87.3      99.5     122.0     124.6

TEXT
Y2K consumed buyers' financial and staff resources, yet our
backlog continued to climb.



AUDIO
Backlog consists of the uninstalled portions of signed
contracts and one year of annual maintenance.  Our backlog
at 12/31/99 was $124.6 million which is an increase of 2.1%
over 1998.  Given the difficult year that 1999 was for the
HCIS industry, we are pleased at the increase in our backlog
year over year and our 1999 sales performance compared to
competitors.  We anticipate that approximately 2/3 of our
2000 revenues will be recognized from backlog.  Therefore,
we have strong visibility into 2000 revenues.



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TEXT
From bricks and mortar to clicks and mortar

AUDIO
We believe that our stability, strength, and infrastructure
are invaluable, and necessary, to move into the current age
of clicks and mortar, away from yesterday's standard of
bricks and mortar.

Our strategy is to penetrate and dominate clinical vertical
markets both through our core turnkey business expansion as
well as through our e-business initiatives.

In our core business we are expanding both our outreach
products in lab and consulting services.

E-BUSINESS

AUDIO
Our e-Business initiatives are well underway and provide
growth opportunity by leveraging our client base and by
strengthening and broadening our product offerings within
our vertical markets.

Application Services Provider (ASP)

AUDIO
Our e-Business initiatives include ASP delivery models.  In
an ASP model, clinical management applications and data are
processed centrally and distributed along with remote expert
services to customers through the Internet.  By leveraging
the Internet to reduce the cost of distribution and support,
ASP models are able to provide a solution that is cost
effective for customers.  We believe that our ASP product
growth strategy allows us access to a new market of
approximately 7,000 smaller health care facilities while
giving customers the opportunity to conserve capital and
lower operating costs.

     e-Commercial Lab

     AUDIO
     e-Commercial Laboratory is a feature-rich laboratory
     system specially designed to facilitate high-volume
     work flows in a commercial laboratory environment.  e-
     Commercial Laboratory will allow us to penetrate the
     small commercial laboratory market.  This system has
     been in beta testing since the fourth quarter of 1999
     and we plan for general release on April 1, 2000.

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SUNQUEST INFORMATION SYSTEMS

LOOKING AHEAD (continued)

     e-Financial

     AUDIO
     e-Financial is a comprehensive financial management
     system for both hospital and commercial laboratories
     that incorporates accounts receivable, billing and
     general ledger functions into  one  simple,  easy-to-
     configure application.  e-Financial is invoice-driven,
     not patient-driven, in order to accelerate cash flow,
     making this an ideal application for hospital
     laboratories with outreach programs, as well as for
     traditional commercial laboratories. This system has
     been in beta testing since the fourth quarter of 1999
     and we plan for general release on April 1, 2000.

     e-Hospital Lab

     AUDIO
     e-Hospital Laboratory is a feature-rich laboratory
     information system that is designed to penetrate the
     small to intermediate sized hospital market with the
     target market of hospitals with 250 beds or less.  We
     plan to deliver this system to Beta testing during the
     second quarter of 2000.

AXOLOTL

AUDIO
Our e-business initiatives include not only leveraging our
client base, but also strengthening and broadening our
product offerings within our vertical markets.  We market
and sell Axolotl, a third party product with functionality
that allows physicians to order tests and review results
over the Internet.

COMMERCE MEDICA, INC.

AUDIO
We will soon unveil an exciting new venture.  It is a
separate Internet portal called Commerce Medica, Inc.  We
believe that Commerce Medica will provide us and our
strategic partners and investors with tremendous
opportunities to penetrate the clinical vertical markets.
Initially, this B2B model aggregates a host of products and
services for the laboratory market, providing a portal into
a virtual shopping mall and research library.  This
enterprise will initially target our laboratory client base
and shortly thereafter define its market as the worldwide
laboratory community.  Laboratory is just a starting point,
since the infrastructure can be leveraged to address other
vertical clinical markets.  Look for our announcement in the
second quarter of 2000.



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