“The agreement will cover everything from creating products based on synthetic data to implementing advanced language models”
TECNALIA signs a strategic agreement to speed up digitalisation and healthcare management, combining TECNALIA’s R&D strength with KAAM’s agility
The crossover between cutting-edge research and technological implementation is taking a decisive step forward. TECNALIA and KAAM have signed a framework agreement for a strategic partnership with a clear aim: to lead the design and development of artificial intelligence (AI) systems for use in healthcare management.
At a time when the efficiency of healthcare systems is a global priority, this partnership deeper than meets the eye.
The aim of the agreement is to tackle complex challenges, ranging from creating products based on synthetic data to implementing advanced language models (LLMs, SLMs and RAGs) specifically designed to optimise the management of healthcare organisations.
From theory to the market: the value of the partnership
What makes this partnership so disruptive is the way the organisations complement each other. While TECNALIA brings its scientific expertise and potential for social impact to the table, backed by a team of over 1,500 experts, KAAM brings its agility and flexibility in developing innovative solutions, along with its specialisation in rolling out critical software combining artificial intelligence and cybersecurity.
- The agreement not only covers software development, but also sets up a genuine “technology hub”. This mechanism will allow both parties to monitor trends in real time and turn the latest innovations into concrete business opportunities, ensuring that technology is not confined to the laboratory but reaches the healthcare system and society.
- This move will see KAAM step up its strategic focus on healthcare, while TECNALIA consolidates its role as the essential technology partner for companies seeking to drive the transformation towards healthcare of the future.
- In addition to this partnership, KAAM has joined TECNALIA’s ecosystem of partner companies, which is now made up of more than 70 organisations.