Limerick's Kneat Signs Major Deal with Global Medical Tech Giant
Limerick-based Kneat secures major three-year agreement with global medical technology leader, showcasing Ireland's growing influence in the international tech sector.
Kneat's headquarters in Limerick, Ireland, where the company develops cutting-edge validation software solutions
Limerick-based software company Kneat has secured a significant three-year Master Services Agreement with a leading global medical technology firm, marking another milestone for Ireland's growing technology sector.
Strategic Partnership Details
The Asian-headquartered medical technology company, which employs over 30,000 people and operates in more than 160 countries, will implement Kneat's Gx platform for equipment validation. This development follows a pattern of Irish technology companies expanding their global reach despite market challenges.
Innovation and Growth
Eddie Ryan, Kneat CEO, emphasized the significance of this partnership: "This new signing again underscores the confidence in Kneat within the life sciences sector. Our software platform continues to advance with growing functionality and is designed to deliver incremental value and benefits in the years to come."
Platform Benefits
- Up to 40% reduction in documentation cycle times
- 20% faster speed to market
- Enhanced compliance standards
- Full ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certification
The company's success mirrors the broader trend of Irish businesses expanding internationally, particularly in specialized technology sectors. Kneat's digital validation platform has become increasingly crucial for highly regulated industries seeking efficient compliance solutions.
Market Impact and Future Outlook
This partnership reinforces Kneat's position as a leader in validation and compliance software, particularly within the life sciences sector. The company's platform, fully validated and 21 CFR Part 11/Annex 11 compliant, represents a significant advancement in digital transformation for regulated industries.
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