MIT Startup Radial Analytics is Finalist in Harvard Health Accelerator Challenge
Company was founded in 2014 by MIT alums Thaddeus Fulford-Jones and Eric Weiss.
Harvard announced that Radial Analytics has been named one of four award-winners in the 2016 Harvard Business School / Harvard Medical School Health Accelerator Challenge. As part of the prize, Radial Analytics will be featured in a an upcoming Harvard Business School case study. The awardees also share the $150,000 HBS Cox Award.
Radial Analytics was founded in 2014 by MIT alums Thaddeus Fulford-Jones and Eric Weiss. Their technology provides an evidence-driven decision support solution for hospitals that reduces the costs of hospital care while driving better patient outcomes.
This is the second venture for both founders. As PhD students at MIT they founded Locately, a successful data mining and analytics startup that was acquired in 2012. They have a passion for turning complex data into actionable intelligence. They have worked with the MIT Venture Mentoring Service on both of their startups.
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- Announcement
- Video (Radial’s segment starts 27 seconds in)
- Press release
- Radial Analytics website
