Latest investment round includes Benhamou Global Ventures, Honeywell Ventures, Morpheus Ventures and Zebra Ventures to expand TAGNOS’ platform
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TAGNOS, a developer of workflow orchestration software for hospital operations, today announced investments from leading technology companies to expand and optimize its analytics platform. This latest investment round includes support from Benhamou Global Ventures, Honeywell Ventures, Morpheus Ventures, and Zebra Ventures.
“We are grateful for the investment, support and partnership from each of these companies and for their belief in the success of our technology solutions,” said Neeraj Bhavani, founder of TAGNOS. “With the current COVID-19 situation, we believe our solutions will be needed more than ever and we are focused on continuing to develop solutions that enable healthcare organizations and their staff to manage the demands on hospitals.”
The healthcare industry is expected to increasingly adopt new technologies to not only prepare for future pandemics but also to improve day-to-day outcomes and efficiencies. TAGNOS’ Enterprise 4.0 solutions provide real-time insights and communication by tracking patients, staff, assets and their interactions. With deep integrations into the electronic health record (EHR) systems, hospital IT systems and communication platforms, TAGNOS brings all parties together with real-time intelligence and prescriptive actions based on data and learnings. Working in the background, TAGNOS’ automation software maximizes the impact of existing investments healthcare organizations have made.
“We look to support hospitals as they grapple with new infection control and surges in capacity issues,” said Sheila Minton, president and chief operating officer of TAGNOS. “Our tracking and workflow automation solutions can help our customers mitigate the current crisis and prepare hospitals for the future.”
Through AI and integration with hardware platforms such as real-time location systems (RTLS), operating room providers using TAGNOS’ technology have been able to reduce time-to-treatments and increase operating room utilization.1 Specific to emergency departments (EDs), providers using TAGNOS’ technology have been able to significantly reduce room-to-discharge times and improve revenue by decreasing the number of patients who leave EDs without being seen.2
“These investments will help TAGNOS propel its solutions into the market so that hospitals and health systems everywhere can benefit from our unique and specialized solutions,” said Bhavani. “It will also help us as we develop the next generation of cutting-edge technologies that use AI and RTLS in enterprise-wide asset tracking, care team coordination and workflow improvements.”
- “Adventist Health White Memorial Awarded Best Healthcare RFID Implementation at 2019 RFID Journal Awards.” Press Release. July 17, 2019
- “RTLS Aims to Bring Calm and Order to Emergency Department.” RFID Journal. Sept. 22, 2019
