“In science, a nova is a strong, rapid increase in the brightness of a star… previously too dim to be seen with the naked eye. Often women in the workplace can feel ‘small’ or overlooked. We wanted to demonstrate that Terso is committed to helping women shine brightly and encouraging them to take up space as innovators and leaders.”
Terso partner TrackCore implements interventional software at Dignity Health St. Joseph's Hospital & Medical Center.
Terso Solutions has partnered with Miltenyi Biotec, a leader in the field of life science to fully automate on-site inventory management. The solution will provide Miltenyi Biotec with 24/7 visibility to their inventory and provide automatic replenishment of stock. Learn more about the partnership.
Lindsey Kromm, Terso’s Own Director of Client Services, speaks to her experiences and how that past few months have reaffirmed our beliefs and expanded our thinking in what we and all service teams can do to continue provide support even in unprecedented times.
In this op-ed, we apply our expertise and research to help you determine the best technology for your healthcare organization.
Terso Solutions announced today the launch of its new website centering around its redeveloped brand promise- KnowNow.
In this article, we explore many of the existing best practices associated with medical aesthetic inventory management and offer our insights into how they may be improved for the benefit of the facility, staff, and ultimately the patient.
What can you as a medical device manufacturer do to ensure that you are also reaping the rewards of consignment inventory management, such as increased market share?
…Case management – Document product consumption during a surgical case to automate billing and replenishment. Regulatory compliance – Stratosphere® software provides the data and tools needed to stay compliant with…
RFID has the capability to automate and enhance workflows and improve operational efficiencies, specifically in healthcare and life science organizations. However, there are different types of RFID technologies and their differences affect market adoption and outcomes. As RFID technology continues to evolve at a rapid rate, it is important to consider which form of RFID is appropriate for different applications.
