PARAMUS, N.J., Feb. 22, 2018 -- Nuvolo, a leader in cloud-based enterprise asset management (EAM), announced today the formation of a new strategic partnership with Healthcare IT Leaders, one of the nation’s fastest growing healthcare IT implementation, workforce solutions and consulting firms. The partnership will expand Nuvolo’s go-to-market capabilities and provide Healthcare IT Leaders with a proven clinical enterprise asset management (EAM) platform for its expanding healthcare client portfolio.
Nuvolo is a cloud-based EAM innovator whose platforms meet the highest standards for ease of use, performance and online and offline mobility capability for managing clinical equipment for healthcare providers. Nuvolo is built on ServiceNow, one of the world's leading enterprise cloud platforms relied on by more than 4,000 enterprise companies worldwide. Nuvolo was recently named a 2017 Gold Tier ServiceNow Technology Partner for its platform’s notable market adoption and high customer satisfaction.
Healthcare IT Leaders is a KLAS-rated, national leader in healthcare IT implementation, workforce solutions and consulting with deep subject matter expertise in EMR, ERP, CRM, and BI. Based in Greater Atlanta, the company has ranked three consecutive years on the Inc. 5000 list of America’s Fastest Growing Private Companies (2017, 2016, 2015).
Healthcare IT Leaders will join Nuvolo on joint marketing and selling activities and will provide a full array of consulting and implementation services for Nuvolo’s EAM platform. These same services will be provided by Healthcare IT Leaders sister company, RUN Consultants, to additional markets where clinical, laboratory, facilities and manufacturing asset management solutions are needed.
“Our customer-first mindsets and passion for helping healthcare providers realize the art of the possible on their digital transformation journey is why this partnership came together so quickly,” said Tom Stanford, CEO, Nuvolo. “We’re excited about the road ahead and providing an invaluable service offering across our client portfolios for years to come.”
“We are very excited about our partnership with Nuvolo,” said Bob Bailey, managing principal, Healthcare IT Leaders. “The Nuvolo platform is a valuable addition to our capability and will allow us to bring an industry leading cloud solution to our customer base.”
About Nuvolo
Nuvolo is revolutionizing enterprise asset management by innovating on ServiceNow, the world’s leading enterprise cloud platform. The company’s vision is to be the global leader in cloud-based EAM, powered by a culture of innovation and a relentless commitment to customer service. Fully optimized for growing, mobile workforces worldwide, Nuvolo delivers a simple, intuitive and user-friendly online and offline mobile experience.
Privately held and founded in 2013, Nuvolo is headquartered in Paramus, N.J. with offices throughout the U.S. and internationally in London and Pune, India. For more information about the Nuvolo EAM platform, please visit www.nuvolo.com.
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