Healthcare intelligence specialist Ardentia has signed a new deal to extend its operations into the Middle East.

The company, which employs 55 staff on Staffordshire Technology Park, has signed a partnership agreement with Dubai-based healthcare specialist E3.
The deal will see Ardentia deliver business information software to parts of the health service in the Middle East.

According to Gary Luke, managing director of Ardentia: "The Middle East is an area where healthcare is making a quantum jump forward to world-beating levels of provision.

"We're very keen to be involved in this transformation."

Ardentia already supplies software and performance-improving solutions across the NHS.

E3 chief executive Muwaffa Lahham said: "Partnering with Ardentia gives a new dimension to our healthcare proposition."

Ardentia did not disclose the value of the deal.

Source: The Sentinel

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