1. Briefly tell us about your organisation, the journey to date and your focus areas.*

Dedalus is a leading global healthcare IT firm committed to the digital transformation of the healthcare ecosystem to enhance patient outcomes. We support over 6,700 healthcare organizations and 5,700 labs and diagnostic centers worldwide, covering the entire continuum of care. In Africa, our efforts are focused on advancing digital health infrastructure to improve patient care.

We achieve this through a range of advanced healthcare IT systems, including Electronic Medical Records (EMR) that streamline patient data management and clinical workflows, interoperability solutions that ensure seamless communication and data exchange, and Command Centers that offer real-time monitoring and analytics. Additionally, we are dedicated to supporting telemedicine initiatives to expand healthcare access in remote and underserved areas.

By leveraging telemedicine, we aim to bridge the gap between healthcare providers and patients, enhancing care delivery across the continent.

2. WHX Lagos is a one-stop destination for the region’s booming healthcare industry. Give us an insight into what your organisation is bringing to the show and the opportunities in the store for visitors to the event.*

We will be showcasing our products, including Open Health Connect (OHC) and the Digital Data Platform (DDP).

Open Health Connect (OHC) is a digital platform designed to support better clinical and operational decision-making by providing healthcare organizations with real-time data and insights across the continuum of care.

Enterprise Management (EM) is a modular, scalable, integrated hospital information system supporting end-to-end workflows, enabling streamlined operations and resource optimization. Dedalus Digital Data Platform (DDP) revolutionizes healthcare through seamless data integration, advanced analytics, and AI-driven insights. DDP integrates disparate data sources to create a unified patient view, enhancing care coordination.

With features such as real-time insights, predictive analytics, and executive dashboards, DDP facilitates informed decision-making and proactive care. It streamlines workflows, supports compliance, and improves efficiency, delivering significant value across the healthcare ecosystem and enhancing patient outcomes.

3. What are your organisational goals for 2025-2026? Please highlight some of your recent and upcoming partnerships, if any.*

In the next 12 months, our primary goals are to expand our footprint in West Africa by establishing more strategic partnerships with local delivery partners, healthcare providers, enhance our digital health offerings and invest in training programs for healthcare professionals.

We aim to drive further adoption of our solutions, ultimately improving healthcare delivery and patient outcomes across the region.