Getinge Introduces FleetView

Getinge launched FleetView, a web application that represents the next step in data-driven device lifecycle management, offering healthcare providers and life science companies a tool to navigate large amounts of service data and statistical insights. 
 
Providing a vehicle to access the insights needed to optimize operational efficiency, FleetView is not only positioned to help customers reduce the total cost of ownership but also helps enhance service reliability and uptime.  
 
“By connecting devices to FleetView, data becomes actionable information, enabling multiple users to collectively enhance device uptime and streamline service workflows. This results in a more cost effective and sustainable process that removes bottlenecks and saves resources,” said Charlotte Enlund, Vice President of Digital Health Solutions at Getinge.
 
This tool can be accessed from any web-enabled computer, tablet, or smartphone. FleetView’s user-friendly interface provides service data, remote troubleshooting with expert support, and the scheduling of the requested maintenance. 
 
This helps ensure that life-saving equipment is ready for action when needed, across all hospital areas – from sterile reprocessing and the operating room to intensive care, as well as in life science.  
 
For specific products, such as in anesthesia, the system provides customers with the opportunity to reduce the hospital’s environmental footprint by, delivering insights on anesthetic agents and gas consumption. 
 
“The opportunity to connect devices to FleetView helps healthcare providers make sure that devices always are ready to perform when needed. It paves the way for streamlined services, device uptime, less stress, and reduced costs. By supporting streamlined workflows, FleetView helps free up time for providers to focus on patient care and efficiency in life science. FleetView is an example of how software plays an increasingly important role in our customer’s operations, and we will continue to explore how data collection from connected devices can open up many possibilities,” Enlund concluded.