New initiative to help Norwegian health technology companies
Norway Health Tech, the country's largest health technology cluster, has hired a new advisor to strengthen its efforts. The organization currently consists of over 350 member companies working on innovative solutions for the healthcare sector.
The new advisor has a background in bureaucracy and public administration. The goal of the appointment is to build a better bridge between private technology companies and public decision-makers in Norway.
For many small and medium-sized enterprises, it can be challenging to understand regulations and public tender processes. By bringing in expertise from the administration, the cluster hopes that its members will have better opportunities to supply their solutions to the Norwegian healthcare system.
This initiative is important for the development of future health services in Norway. By simplifying cooperation between the public sector and technology companies, new digital tools can be implemented more quickly in hospitals and doctor's offices.
The work of connecting the business community more closely with the public sector will continue throughout the year. With over 350 members behind it, Norway Health Tech plays a central role in shaping how Norwegian health technology will continue to develop.