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emids acquires software engineering firm Macadamian

February 3, 2021


Saurabh SinhaNASHVILLE, Tenn. and OTTAWA – emids, a leader in digital engineering and transformation solutions to the healthcare and life sciences industry, announced it has acquired software engineering firm Macadamian. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. emids delivers complex solutions to its clients using its deep engineering and applications capabilities. The addition of Macadamian’s design-first capabilities will help both emids and Macadamian customers work with a single partner that offers skills in domain, design and engineering.

“Our customers have accelerated both their timelines and their investments in digital and virtual health solutions focusing on patients in the wake of COVID-19, and our acquisition of Macadamian very eloquently delivers the added sophistication that our payer, provider and life sciences partners need and demand when bringing to market digital solutions to transform the healthcare experience,” said emids founder and CEO Saurabh Sinha (pictured).

“Design has become an embedded part of the transformation value chain, and we were immediately struck by Macadamian’s design-first approach, its patented IP and innovations Lab and its sheer depth and breadth in the healthcare space.”

The Macadamian acquisition expands emids’ global employee footprint to more than 2,300, with 109 expert designers, developers and engineers in Canada and Eastern Europe. Macadamian’s clients run the gamut from early-stage to Fortune 500 companies with a heavy concentration in biopharmaceuticals and medical devices.

Macadamian further expands emids’ IP, centers of excellence and platform capabilities, including its HealthConnect application development platform as a service, which has proven a powerful underlying architecture to accelerate the development of data-informed medical devices and digital therapeutic software applications for clients.

“Our merger with emids is a superior match of entrepreneurial mindset, complementary skill sets and healthcare specialization, and we’re excited about what we’ll be able to achieve together for our customers and for healthcare at large,” said Frederic Boulanger, CEO, Macadamian.

Dinesh Kandanchatha, Macadamian COO, says the key to delivering digital solutions that people need to live healthier lives or that providers need to deliver better care is to focus on people first and technology second.

“The technology dictates how digital solutions get delivered, but it takes a design thinking approach to first figure out what people need so that we can match those needs with what’s technologically viable and valuable to customers and to the market.

“We look forward to joining forces with emids to further scale the successful integration of data science, human-centered design and development to bring big ideas to life.”

About Macadamian
We design and develop digital and connected experiences to improve healthcare. Founded in 1997, Macadamian is a full-service software design and development consulting firm that provides a complete range of product strategy, user experience design and research, and software engineering services. Visit macadamian.com.

About emids
emids is a leading provider of digital transformation solutions to the healthcare industry, serving payers, providers, life sciences and technology firms. Headquartered in Nashville, emids helps bridge critical gaps in providing accessible, affordable, and high-quality healthcare by providing digital transformation services, custom application development, data engineering, business intelligence solutions, and specialized consulting services to all parts of the healthcare ecosystem. With over 2,300 professionals globally, emids leverages strong domain expertise in healthcare-specific platforms, regulations, and standards to provide tailored, cutting-edge solutions and services to its clients. For more information, visit www.emids.com.

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