Notisphere, an Innovative Startup Revolutionizing the Way Medical Device Recalls Are Communicated in the Healthcare Industry, Today Announced That It Has Joined SMI®, a Non-Profit, Member-Driven Consortium of Healthcare Supply Chain Thought Leaders
NotiSphere, a healthcare technology company focused on innovating the medical device recall alert process, announced that it has joined SMI, a non-profit, member-driven consortium of healthcare supply chain thought leaders.
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Membership in this organization will enable NotiSphere to actively participate with other thought leaders to drive change within the industry, specifically the supply chain processes. NotiSphere is committed to improving the quality of healthcare delivery by increasing patient safety, lowering the cost of healthcare, and applying traceability principles to the healthcare industry supply chain.
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Guillermo Ramas, CEO of NotiSphere, said, “We are very excited to contribute to SMI’s important and meaningful mission. Global healthcare supply chain resiliency is currently facing tough challenges. With hospital staff working remotely, the efficiency of supply chain processes such as recall management is even more critical to ensuring the availability of product. SMI’s collaborative forum is the perfect environment to evolve and advance the future of the healthcare marketplace. We look forward to bringing our innovation and out-of-the-box thinking to the table to make a difference.”
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