A unique approach...

C/NET Solutions isn't like other software companies. As part of the Public Health Institute, a nationwide non-profit organization, our mission isn't to make money. Our goal is to help registries be valuable resources in the fight against cancer. We do that by offering high-quality, full-featured cancer registry data software at a reasonable price.

Our non-profit status allows us to offer our products at prices well below the industry average, and means that we work to serve you, not stockholders or corporate interests. C/NET Solutions has been a leader in the cancer registry software field for over 20 years. Without the threat of buyouts or mergers, we'll be here to meet your needs for years to come.

Communication
Another C/NET difference is in our relationship with our customers: we listen. Our customers' opinions and suggestions have been instrumental in helping us design parts of the software like screen layout, cursor movements, keyboard commands and report formats. We make every effort to see our software from the registrar’s and administrator's points of view, and it is this approach that has made our product the success it is today.

Standards
C/NET Solutions is committed to maintaining and improving data standards, and to the advancement of the cancer registry profession. Director Barry Gordon, PhD, has led the organization since its inception, and has been active in promoting and developing national data standards.

Commitment
At C/NET Solutions, we are committed to responding to customer feedback, improving registry productivity, maintaining software quality, staying current with advancements in the field, and providing the best customer support in the industry. Our software offers a complete data management solution for registries in both large and small, single- and multi-facility settings.

With more reasonably-priced, high-quality software and instant access to cancer information, more registries can participate in the nationwide cancer research effort. That is our mission - to make it easy and affordable for registrars to get their data to researchers, and bring us all one step closer to winning the battle against cancer.