Medgate Bolsters Environmental Capabilities With regAction Acquisition

Trevor Bronson

Trevor Bronson

17 Feb, 2017

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Executive Summary

On February 15 2017, Medgate announced that it had acquired environmental management software firm regAction – a move intended to enhance the environmental capabilities of Medgate’s own EH&S software platform. The deal, made possible in part by Norwest Venture’s strategic investment in Medgate in March 2016, represents an important step for Medgate as the firm continues its mission of becoming a dominant player in the integrated EH&S software market.
Medgate Bolsters Environmental Capabilities With regAction Acquisition
The Acquisition Of regAction Marks Another Step In Medgate’s Quest To Be A Market-Leading Integrated EH&S Software Platform
Already Strong In Occupational Health And Industrial Hygiene, Medgate Must Continue Its Strategic Growth To Become A Force Among Integrated EH&S Software Providers

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Trevor Bronson

Trevor Bronson

Senior Analyst

Trevor is a Senior Analyst in the EHS Technologies practice group covering all things EHS software including vendor strengths and weaknesses, growth strategies, market charact...

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