The acquisition brings together two companies in the CMMS and enterprise asset and management space.
TMA Systems, specializing in enterprise asset and maintenance management software, today announced the acquisition of EQ2, a provider of computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS) tailored specifically for healthcare organizations to manage their clinical assets and facility equipment.
The acquisition combines the two companies to expand technology and solutions that support operational efficiency, compliance, and safety in healthcare facilities worldwide.
The combination of TMA Systems’ enterprise asset management platform with EQ2’s healthcare-focused HEMS platform will introduce new capabilities for how hospitals, clinics, and other medical facilities manage their assets, maintenance, and regulatory compliance.
“We are thrilled to welcome EQ2 into the TMA Systems family,” says Mark Simner, CEO of TMA Systems, in a release. “With EQ2’s deep expertise in clinical equipment management and our cutting-edge EAM and CMMS technology, we are poised to set a new industry standard for facility management in hospitals and medical institutions. This acquisition underscores our commitment to providing our clients with the most advanced and reliable solutions available.”
EQ2’s flagship platform, HEMS, has been trusted by leading healthcare organizations to streamline operations, improve patient safety, and ensure regulatory compliance. By integrating EQ2’s clinical engineering capabilities with TMA Systems’ advanced asset and maintenance management technology, customers will benefit from a suite of solutions designed to optimize performance, reduce costs, and enhance patient care.
“Joining forces with TMA Systems represents a powerful opportunity to expand our impact in the healthcare sector,” says Navneet Agarwal, general manager and chief technology officer of EQ2, in a release. “Our shared commitment to innovation and customer success makes this partnership a natural fit, and we look forward to delivering even greater value to our clients.”
EQ2 represents TMA’s fifth acquisition since 2021.
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