Tecsys spent a decade selling someone else’s enterprise system. Then one customer exposed the missing piece - and a quiet Canadian software company built a durable business where inventory errors become operational emergencies.
The Montreal drugmaker is spending C$119.33 million to triple injectable capacity and sell its know-how to biotech companies. The bet turns an old factory discipline into a new growth engine - if quality and utilization keep pace.
Tomorrow Health is a New York-based health technology company that connects providers, payors, and durable medical equipment (DME) suppliers on a single platform so home-based care can be ordered, routed, and paid for without the usual paperwork chaos. Founded by Vijay Kedar and Casper co-founder Gabriel Flateman, it uses intelligent automation - and, increasingly, AI - to turn a process that historically took hours of faxes and phone calls into something closer to a clean digital order, serving more than 100 health plans and managing over $100 million in DME spend.