Nebraska Global is proud to announce an investment and partnership with National Research Corporation (NASDAQ: NRCIA). This collaboration leverages Nebraska Global’s software engineering resources to increase and accelerate the development of NRC’s Connect healthcare platform.
Connect provides technological solutions that help healthcare organizations reduce admissions and increase patient satisfaction. Connect ensures healthcare organizations are engaging patients in an informed way about individual preferences, needs, risks, and experiences.
When NRC determined it needed to quickly enhance and expand the scope of Connect, they approached Nebraska Global to assist with the development.
“With the technology and innovation background of the Nebraska Global team, we knew they would be a perfect fit,” said Andy Monnich, Connect Managing Director. “The unique competencies of Nebraska Global and NRC will quickly bring to market our innovative platform and suite of programs.”
This partnership enables NRC to merge their market knowledge and relationships with Nebraska Global’s technology and innovation background to create a state-of-the-art platform that helps improve patient care.
The Connect team from NRC joins Nebraska Global in their offices in Lincoln’s Historic Haymarket District.
Monnich added, “We also recognized that the only way this collaboration would be truly effective was if we were working together at the same location. With Nebraska Global’s great space in the Haymarket, co-location of the Connect team was an easy decision.”
“What is not to like about this? It’s an opportunity to partner with great domain and market expertise,” said Patrick Smith, Principal and co-founder of Nebraska Global. “Combining that opportunity with excellent management, a growing customer base, and our team who can build the right software at the right pace will provide better support for both Connect and their customers. This partnership is in our sweet spot and we look forward to seeing where this ends up over the next few years.”
To learn more information about Connect, visit http://nrcconnect.nationalresearch.com/.
