OrbitalRX in the News

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Cloud-based SaaS startup OrbitalRX receives The Launch Place’s first investment of the year. The Launch Place, a venture development organization with offices in Danville, VA, and Research Triangle Park, NC, has invested $150,000 from their Seed Fund II in OrbitalRX

Despite mass devastation and setbacks from Covid-19, 2020 presented a huge opportunity for healthcare innovation in terms of regulatory changes, new reimbursement, advances in medical research and new models of care; attracting over $14.8B in VC funding.

These startups and companies are taking a variety of approaches to innovating the Industrial Automation industry, but are all exceptional startups and companies well worth a follow.

Pharmacy-related start-ups: what are they disrupting and who are they going against?

Hospital pharmacists often face the tough decision of how to best manage drug shortages. Even though there is a vast amount of data on the pharmaceutical supply chain, pharmacists don’t have access to software that can help them best respond to changing trends.

Leading world top experts and influencers in healthcare delivery transformation and health technologies that include blockchain and telehealth will converge to discuss prospective solutions to shortfalls in global patient care exposed by COVID-19 at the 4th Annual CONV2X 2020 Virtual Symposium on November 10-11 (https://conv2x-2020.eventcreate.com/).

Drug shortages are significantly impacting pharmacy resources, staffing, budgets and patient care. With the drug shortage crisis skyrocketing, the potential for unsafe practices, compromised care and increase for potential errors also climbs.

The Tech Tribune staff has compiled the very best tech startups in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. In doing our research, we considered several factors including but not limited to: Revenue potential, Leadership team, Brand/product traction, Competitive landscape.

Learn about a new combination of technology and clinical innovations from IBM and Orbital RX aimed to help address the emerging global drug shortage crisis.

This is a monthly meetup for coders at all levels to collaboratively whiteboard and solve algorithm questions! Laptops are not required! You will work in small groups in your preferred language. We will have a set of algorithm problems like ones you’ll find on code challenge sites, at varying difficulty levels.

Joint offering pairs pharmacy supply chain management capabilities with evidence-based drug content, designed to help hospital pharmacy teams manage drug shortages   CAMBRIDGE, MA and WINSTON-SALEM, NC -- IBM Watson Health (now Merative) and OrbitalRX® today...

This is a monthly meetup for coders at all levels to collaboratively whiteboard and solve algorithm questions! Laptops are not required! You will work in small groups in your preferred language. We will have a set of algorithm problems like ones you’ll find on code challenge sites, at varying difficulty levels.

This is a monthly meetup for coders at all levels to collaboratively whiteboard and solve algorithm questions! Laptops are not required! You will work in small groups in your preferred language. We will have a set of algorithm problems like ones you’ll find on code challenge sites, at varying difficulty levels.

This is a monthly meetup for coders at all levels to collaboratively whiteboard and solve algorithm questions! Laptops are not required! You will work in small groups in your preferred language. We will have a set of algorithm problems like ones you’ll find on code challenge sites, at varying difficulty levels.

Several Northeastern professors and faculty were recently awarded a $100K NSF RAPID grant for “Rapid Monitoring and Assessment of Critical Pharmaceutical Supply Chains.” Principal investigator, MIE Associate Professor Jacqueline Griffin, explained that the project’s goal is to build a strong foundation of knowledge and research pertaining to drug shortages.

It’s an ever-increasing problem. You’re preparing for a scheduled medical procedure, and the hospital calls. There’s a shortage of one of the medications used in the procedure, and the procedure has to be delayed—for the foreseeable future. There just isn’t enough medication to go around. Now what?