The platform is developed for organisations, including government agencies, to manage cases of more than 90 communicable diseases
Conduent recently announced a version of its disease surveillance and outbreak management platform, Maven, to securely track, manage and report on cases of the coronavirus, 2019-nCov.
Maven is a software platform developed for organisations, including government agencies, to manage cases of more than 90 communicable diseases. The design gives organisations the capability to customise disease tracking most prevalent in specific geographies or communities.
“Maven is a valuable tool that organisations can use to identify and follow up on people who may have come into contact with a person infected with a communicable or infectious disease,” said Mark Brewer, President, Global Public Sector Solutions, Conduent. “In the absence of a vaccine, tracking and analysing who is at risk from contact with an infected person is one of the most important methods available to contain diseases like the coronavirus and prevent widespread outbreaks.