Aumet Aumet provides healthcare data analytics driven by artificial intelligence.

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(Standing) Ahmad Smadi, Vice President of Engineering, Adel Haddad, Vice President of Finance, Mohammad Shamasneh, Head of Accounting and Finance, Yahya Najjar, Vice President of Operations (Sitting) Yahya Aqel, co-founder and CEO, Mohamad Batterjee, co-f

Aumet automates the pharmaceutical procurement supply chain by providing enterprise resource planning services that provide real-time artificial intelligence-driven healthcare data to government entities and pharmaceutical manufacturers to monitor the demand and supply of medicine nationwide.

  • FOUNDED IN: 2016
  • SECTOR: HEALTHTECH

"We will provide an artificial intelligence-driven forecast for medicine shortages across the UAE, whereby no patient will ever face a medicine shortage in the country."

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