Arcweb Technologies

Standing room only for our Ecosystem-Led Growth panel at our new Entrepreneur Track at #MACC2024 with Bob Moore, Elaine Cheong, Chris Cera, Helen Horstmann-Allen, Mical Jeanlys-White.

📣📣📣 We are excited to share that our new Finite Carbon Marketplace received two Silver honors at the 2024 International Davey Awards, in the Sustainability and Best Visual Appeal – Utility categories! The Davey Awards are the first major international awards program catered towards design firms which have excelled in technology and digital development. The Finite Carbon Marketplace was selected for its overall visual design as it relates to usability and function, in addition to its promotion of environmentally conscious services. Our internal software team and marketing team worked with Philadelphia-based digital product company, Arcweb Technologies, to develop the Marketplace interface, as well as Finite Carbon’s Landowner Dashboards and CORE Carbon platforms for small landowners. ✅ Read more about the Davey awards and our selection on our website: https://lnkd.in/eyS-uwg3 ✅ Check out the Finite Carbon Marketplace here: https://lnkd.in/gRaNjz6p #daveyawards #forestry #carbonmarket #innovation #naturalclimatesolutions #leadership

BIG WEEK! Arcweb Technologies is excited to publicly reveal our Arcwell platform and successful implementations with two healthcare institutions. Thank you to University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine for partnering with us on a clinical study. Imagine a world where people can access an open library of evidence based protocols? That’s the world we’re building with Arcwell, an open-source platform for delivering wellness protocols to the public. We’re looking for more believers at healthcare providers and contract research organizations to co-create the future of clinical research and care delivery. Please reach out to me if you would like to schedule a demonstration with our team! Excerpts from the press release (link to full version in comments): As launched today, healthcare organizations can use Arcwell to design, build, and deploy clinical trials and wellness protocols, taking advantage of the robust rules engine to facilitate autonomous clinical operations and decision support. Planned updates include SDKs for developers to leverage when integrating Arcwell in their applications and a FHIR-compliant electronic health record (EHR) system for cache, local record, and integration with health systems. For healthcare organizations of any size, Arcwell improves cost and speed to market. It enables organizations to conduct Electronic Clinical Outcome Assessments (eCOA) and collect Patient Reported Outcomes (ePRO) within an Electronic Data Capture (EDC) system, confident that their study can easily graduate on the same infrastructure. And, since Arcwell is released under the Apache2 open-source software license, vendor lock-in and total cost of ownership are drastically reduced. In addition to making the source code freely available on GitHub, Arcweb has successful Arcwell implementations with two healthcare institutions: Researchers at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania used the Arcwell platform to power a clinical trial evaluating the effectiveness of a patient navigation tool for antepartum anemia. "When we designed this clinical study, we needed a clinical research platform that made being part of the study easy and appealing for participants and that allowed us to securely and privately collect, analyze and report on findings,” said the study’s lead author Natasha Kumar, MD, a former fellow in Maternal Fetal Medicine at Penn. “The platform also needed to be flexible enough to support the study without too much overhead. Tools like this are vital to researchers." “Our custom decision support tool, built on top of Arcwell, enables us to stay on the cutting edge of neonatal resuscitation,” says Tom Reynolds, Business Manager at another healthcare organization. “It handles our 4,000+ custom clinical rules with ease, which is crucial to ensure our clinicians have the right information at the right time.” Arcwell is distributed under the Apache 2.0 license, and is available to download on GitHub.