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FlexManager is exhibiting at the Medtech Conference 2026
FlexManager is excited to announce that we will be exhibiting at the MedTech Innovation Expo 2026, taking place on 30 April at the Dexcom Stadium in Galway.
This premier event brings together leaders, innovators, and professionals across the medical technology sector to explore the latest trends, innovations, and solutions shaping the industry.
📍 Planning to attend? Reach out to our team at sales@flexmanager.com in advance to schedule a meeting, or visit us at Stand 90, where we will be demonstrating how FlexManager helps medtech organisations:
Reduce unplanned downtime by tracking maintenance schedules and automating alerts for critical equipment
Ensure quality and compliance with comprehensive audits, inspections, and documentation in one platform
Gain operational visibility with real-time insights into assets, processes, and team performance across facilities
Our experts will be on hand throughout the day to answer questions and discuss how FlexManager supports medtech organisations in improving operational efficiency, regulatory compliance, and patient safety.
👉 Learn more or register for the event via the official conference website.
Our full conference circuit is available here.
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