Clinisys Laboratory Solutions to ramp up India hiring by 50% in 2024

Clinisys holds a leadership position in the clinical laboratory information systems market, with a 19 per cent share of the market

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Anjali Singh
2 min read Last Updated : Mar 18 2024 | 8:21 PM IST
Clinisys Laboratory Solutions, a global provider of laboratory information systems specialising in software development for medical laboratories, announced its plans to increase its Indian workforce by 50 per cent in the calendar year 2024. This expansion involves recruiting 200 more employees.

Clinisys holds a leadership position in the clinical laboratory information systems market, with a 19 per cent share of the market. Globally, around 20 per cent of clinical laboratories use the Clinisys Laboratory information system to manage their data and workflows. The company is looking to tap into the growing Asian market and leverage the country’s workforce. Clinisys currently has over 3,500 customers in 34 countries and is aiming to further develop its R&D centres in India.

Speaking on the expansion plan in India, Karthik Reddy, vice-president of Clinisys India, stated, “We are aiming to elevate our impact further, with our plan to ramp up the workforce by increasing it by 50 per cent in India to support our 3,500 lab customers around the world and further expand our global operations. Our presence spans globally in countries like North America, Europe, and the UK.”

Speaking about their future partnership plans, Reddy mentioned that Clinisys India has development centres in Bangalore and Kolkata, and aims to expand further across these cities. “Our strategic initiatives extend far beyond conventional clinical labs, encompassing domains such as toxicology, food, water, and crop science,” he said.

Headquartered in Tucson, Arizona, and Chertsey, England, Clinisys has established its presence in key markets including Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland, and India. It is also planning to incorporate new technologies such as advances in diagnostics, sensors, wearables, and real-time disease surveillance into its laboratory information systems. A merger between Clinisys and Sunquest Information Systems in 2022 helped the company to reach a leadership position in the industry.

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First Published: Mar 18 2024 | 6:45 PM IST

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