Accruent Offers Its Healthcare Customers A Pathway To Cloud-Based Facilities Management Apps

Published 14 May 2018 by Susan Clarke & Sebastian Winter

Asset and Maintenance Management Facilities Management IWMS / CAFM Partnerships, Investment and M&A Market Insight

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Executive Summary

In March 2018, real estate, facilities and asset management software vendor Accruent announced the acquisition of healthcare technology management vendor Connectiv. This is Accruent’s 17th acquisition to date. To learn more about the acquisition and implications for customers, Verdantix interviewed the Accruent and Connectiv leadership teams. The deal broadens Accruent’s solution set for healthcare customers by extending its functionality for medical equipment management and cybersecurity risk management for networked medical devices. Accruent is investing to make key functionality from its three healthcare computerized maintenance management systems also available on the Connectiv platform to offer healthcare customers a more integrated cloud-based solution. Customers transitioning to Accruent’s Connectiv-backed platform in the future will benefit from new user interfaces, greater software configurability and easier access to software updates.

Accruent Offers Its Healthcare Customers A Pathway To Cloud-Based Facilities Management Apps
The Connectiv Deal Boosts Accruent’s Functionality For Cybersecurity Risk Management Across Medical Devices
Accruent’s Healthcare Technology Revamp Offers Upside To Existing And New Customers

Organisations mentioned

Accruent, Asimily, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Connectiv, Four Rivers Software Systems, FSI, Johnson & Johnson, Mainspring Healthcare Solutions, ServiceNow, Site 1001, SiteFM, The Joint Commission, ZingBox.

About the author

Susan Clarke

Principal Analyst

Susan is a Senior Analyst in the Verdantix Real Estate, Energy and Facilities Optimization Practice. Her current research agenda focuses on integrated solutions for real estate management and energy services. Susan has eight years of experience in technology research. She holds a MSc from the University of London in Sustainable Development.

Sebastian Winter

Analyst

Sebastian is an analyst in the Verdantix Real Estate, Energy and Facility Optimization Practice Group. His research agenda explores the value of technologies for real estate investors, service providers and building occupiers. Prior to joining Verdantix Sebastian worked for Trucost, a division of S&P Dow Jones Indices, and held positions in China and Brunei. Sebastian holds an MSc Environmental Technology from Imperial College London.