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I'm heading to MEDICA in Düsseldorf on 16–18 November! 🇩🇪 Together with Igor Liška, we want to explore the latest developments in AI and digital health, medical technology, and connected healthcare solutions, so we can continue helping Panaxeo’s HealthTech clients build software that addresses real-world healthcare needs. MEDICA is the perfect place for that. If you're attending and would like to exchange ideas, explore potential collaborations, or simply grab a coffee, feel free to reach out. I'd be happy to connect! 🤝 #MEDICA2026 #MedTech #HealthcareIT #DigitalHealth

I'll be at MEDICA in Düsseldorf on 16-18 November. Conference season is back, and since healthtech events have generally left a good impression on me this spring and last autumn, we've decided to send Daniel Krahulec and me to a few more. Next month, it's the MEDICA Trade Fair in Düsseldorf, Germany. It promises to be one of the best places to learn about medical innovations early. Since healthtech software is becoming our bread and butter at @Panaxeo, I'm hoping to learn lots of useful stuff. If you're in the area and would like to meet, I'm up for it. And if you want to read more about that healthtech software, do so over here: https://lnkd.in/dMZKdr-Q

We’ll be at MEDICA in Düsseldorf on 16–18 November! What? Barely back from Munich last week, and we’re already announcing a new conference visit? Indeed, that’s how we roll this year. This time, we’re leaving heavy machines behind and diving into a more familiar field where small mistakes cause big problems too – healthtech. We’ve built our fair share of cancer detection, clinical trials, and patient assignment software, so we like to think we know what we’re doing when it comes to healthtech and the risks our clients face. But it’s good to stay on top of things. So, if you’re in the area, keep an eye out for Igor and Daniel. And if you're interested in what kind of software we build for our healthtech clients, click here: https://lnkd.in/dq3_jz8g

“One of the biggest disadvantages of working with you is also a big advantage.” Sorry, what? That’s Mike Novotny, the CEO of Medrio explaining how us being on the other side of the world makes coordination harder (the disadvantage), but it also enables Medrio to be available whenever their clients need them (the advantage). Makes sense now, right? Another point he makes is that whenever something comes up that nobody’s seen before (a new technology, etc.), they don’t need to think about hiring someone who knows what’s up. They just ask us. Because we partnered up. Which means that not only the team that’s working on Medrio’s software is available, ALL OF PANAXEO is available. We’ve been trying to get that across for years. Feels good to be backed up by Mike.

"It was a natural fit out of the gates. As companies, we continue to work together because of the great work Panaxeo's done for us.” That makes us feel all warm and fuzzy. It’s said by Mike Novotny, CEO of Medrio. Thanks, Mike! Medrio works on clinical trials, and we’ve been helping them with their software for several years now. So, when Mike came over the pond to meet up in February this year, it meant a lot to us. (That’s when the photo is from.) Well, the feeling is mutual! We like working with Medrio just as much. Anyway, mostly we just wanted an excuse to share the photo and a good quote. Enjoy the rest of your week! If you'd like to hear it from Mike himself, the video is on our website: https://lnkd.in/d2xYsryk

“It’s really EASY to find outsourcing. It’s really HARD to find a partner.” We didn’t say that. HE did. According to Fred Martin, the CEO of Subjectwell, the most important thing to having offshore development is an organization that’s going to be an extension of your organization. A good partner should: – Fit your methodologies of development. – Be thinking along with you. – Be willing to have healthy conflict. – Be willing to challenge you. – Be willing to think differently along with you and sometimes take you along with them. That’s what makes a good extension of an engineering team in Fred’s eyes. And wouldn’t you know it, he found all that – with us, no less. Mighty kind of you, Fred, thanks! We’re happy to help. If you’re interested in what exactly we help SubjectWell with (it’s related to cloud migration), check out the case study: https://lnkd.in/eR8kMnbW