Veltris Acquires BPK Technologies to Boost AI in Healthcare
Veltris, a digital product engineering services provider backed by Trive Capital and BayLink Capital, has announced the acquisition of BPK Technologies. This acquisition aims to expand Veltris' digital engineering and AI capabilities, particularly in the healthcare industry, announced in a press release.
BPK Technologies specializes in custom software development solutions with a focus on Dental Service Organizations, dental practice management systems, and other healthcare sectors. The acquisition is expected to deepen Veltris' expertise in workflow automation, data engineering, and AI, enhancing its ability to deliver industry-specific solutions.
Hiral Chandrana, CEO of Veltris, expressed enthusiasm about the acquisition, highlighting the strategic focus on Vertical SaaS and AI-driven digital transformation. The integration of BPK Technologies is anticipated to empower clients in the healthcare sector to achieve impactful business outcomes and connected experiences.
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