K'taka: Dr. CN Ashwath Narayan Inaugurates Software Development Center of Laerdal Medical, Impelsys
Bangalore: (Press Release) Impelsys, a leading global provider of digital transformation services, and Laerdal Medical, a world-leading provider of training, educational, and therapy products for lifesaving and emergency medical care, announced the launch of a new world-class Software Development Center in the central business district of Bangalore. The center was launched by Dr. C.N. Ashwath Narayan, the Honorable Minister of Information Technology - Biotechnology, Higher Education, Science and Technology, Skill Development and Entrepreneurship & Livelihood of Karnataka, India.
The center will support the company's growing business with cutting-edge technology solutions that define future transformation. The modern center is equipped with the best-in-class IT infrastructure, robust security, and sustainability standards.
"The Software Development Center reflects our fruitful relationship with Impelsys. The center will be instrumental in our mission to help save lives through enabling technologies for time-critical emergencies. I am excited about the cutting-edge technology solutions that we will develop together. I look forward to a long-term partnership with Impelsys," said Alf-Christian Dybdahl, CEO of Laerdal Medical.
"It is a great pleasure to launch the new Software Development Center, and it is an important milestone in our journey as we expand and grow. The center is an advancement in our relationship with Laerdal Medical and a combined commitment to bringing greater value to our clients with innovative solutions," said Sameer Shariff, Founder, and CEO of Impelsys.
Impelsys has proven capabilities, processes, and best practices to provide impactful digital transformation solutions and is a partner to some of the largest brands across industry verticals. Impelsys has emerged as a leading provider of digital transformation platforms and services for global publishers, health care companies, education providers, and associations.
About Laerdal Medical
Laerdal is dedicated to our mission of helping save lives. Laerdal develops products, programs, and digital solutions designed to increase survival and improve patient outcomes. By implementing evidence-based solutions within the areas of resuscitation, patient safety, and global health, we address the changing needs of healthcare organizations and help build competence and confidence of healthcare workers, educators, and lay rescuers. Together with our partners, we believe we can help save one million more lives, every year. Laerdal is a global company in 25 countries worldwide.
About Impelsys
Impelsys is a market leader in providing cutting-edge platforms and technology services to leading enterprises, education providers, publishers, and content aggregators worldwide. We complement our solutions repertoire with services spanning eLearning, application support, digital marketing, and content engineering.
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Bihar: Over 150 children fall ill after consuming 'mid-day meal' in Saharsa
Saharsa (PTI): More than 150 children were taken ill after allegedly consuming food that was part of the mid-day meal in a school in Bihar’s Saharsa district, a senior official said on Thursday.
The incident occurred at a middle school in Baluaha village of the district.
The official said that 115 children were undergoing treatment at the Sadar Hospital, while around 50 students were admitted to Mahishi Public Health Centre.
“We received information that several children fell ill after consuming the mid-day meal in Baluaha. The children were initially treated at the primary health centre, but later, many were referred to the Sadar Hospital,” Saharsa District Magistrate Deepesh Kumar told reporters.
“According to doctors, the health condition of the children has improved, but they will be kept under observation for some time. There is no need to panic. Some kids are having mild fever. They are being treated accordingly,” Kumar said.
Meanwhile, family members of some children claimed that a snake was found in the container in which cooked pulses was stored at the school.
Of the 545 students present in the school, 200 had already eaten their meals by the time the snake was spotted, and later complained of stomach ache and vomiting, they said.
Regarding the claims, the DM said food samples have been collected from the school.
“We will be able to comment on this only after the results of the tested samples arrive,” he said.
