LONDON (Alliance News) - Crimson Tide PLC said on Thursday its workforce management software application mpro5 has been accepted to GCloud 10, the government marketplace for applications.
An unnamed global healthcare organisation has completed a second successful pilot of mpro5 for identifying and reported falsified and fraudulent medication, carried out in emerging nations effective contraceptives and anti-malarial medicines are critical to the country's development.
In addition, Crimson Tide has won a contract to aid AVM Services, which operates within Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, with decontamination activities through which mpro5 will allow the scheduling of regular tasks in respect of porous loads and instruments.
"It is pleasing to hear of the NHS commitment to mobile applications for patients. mpro5 is a tactical solution to healthcare scenarios for not only patients, but clinicians and organisations that participate in the healthcare supply chain. We are now GCloud approved allowing us to push on with our investments and bring real change to processes in the state and private sector, locally and internationally," said Executive Chairman Barrie Whipp.
Shares in Crimson Tide were up 5.3% at 3.00 pence on Thursday.
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