Concordance’s Surgence Collabs With Mayo Clinic to Advance Healthcare Supply Chain
- Concordance Innovations partners with Mayo Clinic to integrate Surgence into Mayo Clinic’s digital supply chain.
- The collaboration leverages Mayo Clinic’s expertise and Surgence’s capabilities to improve the healthcare supply chain and ultimately better patient care.
Concordance Innovations, a subsidiary of Concordance Healthcare Solutions, announced a collaboration with Mayo Clinic to integrate Surgence into Mayo Clinic’s digital supply chain. The collaboration is also intended to enhance the Surgence platform.
Lisa Hohman, CEO of Concordance Healthcare Solutions, said she was proud to work with Mayo Clinic to create a successful environment using flexible software and expert knowledge.
Surgence connects trading partners’ supply chains
Launched in July 2023, Surgence connects various trading partners’ supply chains on a secure, neutral, cloud-based platform. The platform allows flexible data connections and offers near real-time upstream and downstream visibility.
Surgence also includes order management and predictive forecasting. Its alerts and workflows are incorporated directly into applications, helping integrate insights with actions, simplify decision processes, and address previously unmet needs in organizations.
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“Utilizing the expertise of the Mayo Clinic supply chain coupled with the power of Surgence, we are able to transform massive amounts of disparate data into actionable information and alerts to continue our journey of an agnostic, industry-wide, near real-time digital ecosystem,” said Hohman.
Concordance also said the organizations aim to use data and analytics to enhance the healthcare supply chain and ultimately improve patient care.
Healthcare supply-chain management market
The healthcare supply chain management market is on a growth trajectory, driven by the need for efficiency, cost savings, and better patient results in healthcare. It cites a projection that the market will reach $8.8 billion by the end of 2034 at a CAGR of 11.9%.
Edited by Harshajit Sarmah
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