SCWorx signs data management deal with southeastern healthcare provider

SCWorx Corp. (NASDAQ: SCWX) announced it signed a software-as-a-service and data management customer agreement with a southeastern healthcare provider to support the implementation and optimization of its Workday platform. The healthcare system operates an integrated delivery network with over 700 beds across multiple acute care hospitals and outpatient facilities.

Under the agreement, SCWorx will provide cloud-based data management and governance solutions to support the health system's enterprise resource planning environment within Workday. The engagement includes data normalization, master data governance, legacy system migration support, and ongoing data integrity monitoring delivered through SCWorx's SaaS data platform.

"Healthcare organizations are increasingly recognizing that the success of a Workday implementation depends on the quality and governance of underlying data," said Tim Hannibal, Chief Executive Officer of SCWorx. "We are pleased to support this prominent Southeastern healthcare provider, whose integrated delivery network spans over 700 beds, as it modernizes its data infrastructure."

SCWorx's solutions are designed to standardize and normalize supply chain master data, identify and remediate duplicate and inconsistent records, improve reporting reliability and compliance, and support scalable data governance frameworks across enterprise systems.

The company stated this customer engagement expands SCWorx's footprint in the healthcare provider market and reinforces its strategic focus on delivering recurring SaaS revenue through enterprise data management solutions aligned with major cloud platforms such as Workday.

SCWorx provides SaaS-based data management and analytics solutions to hospitals and health systems, helping healthcare organizations normalize, govern, and optimize their data to support operational efficiency, financial performance, and regulatory compliance.

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