Innovation

According to the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District, one inch of rainfall in the metro Milwaukee area is equivalent to 1.5 billion gallons of excess water. Carrie Bristoll-Groll, a stormwater engineer for more than 25 years, knew there had to be a better way to conserve that water and eliminate pollutants from the waterways – particularly for smaller sites interested in water conservation and sustainability.

Milwaukee-based True Process Inc. has spent the past three years building a unique and innovative medical device platform known as ViNES. The platform allows medical facilities to capture and store high-resolution medical data from virtually any connected device. Data can be translated into a vendor-neutral format and then delivered on demand for the purpose of research and analysis – not just record-keeping. Clinicians and researchers can obtain data and measurements for a patient’s entire physiological history, allowing them to review it retrospectively.

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