Proalpha, a leading provider of business applications for mid-market manufacturing companies, is intensifying its focus on the medical technology industry in collaboration with the Proalpha User Group. To better address the specific requirements of this highly regulated sector, Proalpha is establishing a dedicated Competence Center for Medical Technology. The goal is to pool existing expertise and further expand it.
At the same time, the Proalpha User Group is establishing a regular Medical Technology Working Group, providing a platform for sharing best practices and industry-specific solutions. The first session will take place on March 18–19, 2025, in Berlin.
Tailored solutions for a demanding industry
The medical technology industry places stringent demands on quality management, process documentation and regulatory compliance. These requirements apply not only to product quality but also to the solutions used, including IT systems.
With the launch of the Competence Center for Medical Technology, Proalpha is responding to these challenges with a targeted approach.
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"In our new Competence Center, we are consolidating our expertise to provide even better support for our customers in the medical technology industry. Additionally, we have devel-oped a roadmap to integrate industry-specific requirements directly into our solutions." Michael Wüstemeier, President ERP, Proalpha |
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A key advantage for Proalpha customers is the expertise within the Proalpha Group: With Böh-me & Weihs, the company has a specialized provider in quality management that can fully meet the high standards of the medical technology industry.
User Group enhances collaboration and knowledge sharing
The Proalpha User Group is also expanding its engagement. Moving forward, a dedicated work group within the association will meet regularly to address the specific challenges and solutions of the medical technology industry.
The first meeting of the work group will take place on March 18–19, 2025, in Berlin, with additional sessions to follow. With these initiatives, Proalpha and the User Group are making a strong statement for the fu-ture of the medical technology industry and its digital transformation.
