Case Study: Galen Data Accelerates Go-To-Market for Gastric Diagnostic Startup, Alimetry Ltd.
Alimetry Ltd., a New Zealand-based startup, recently announced the launch of their revolutionary diagnostic tool for gastrointestinal disorders.
The company knew they wanted their device connected to a cloud (with an accompanying mobile app) to help explain to patients what was causing their symptoms, and to provide clinicians near-real-time data and user-friendly results reporting.
Thanks to Galen Data, Alimetry was able to have a fully-operational, compliant cloud platform and mobile app in a fraction of the time it would take to build it themselves. This reduced the startup’s go-to-market timeline and they were able to obtain CE Mark within two years.
Read this case study today to learn about how Galen Data was able to quickly provide a secure, compliant, and cost-effective cloud connectivity platform for their medical device, Gastric Alimetry™.
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