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The 'YakManager' app has surpassed 30,000 users in a year and three months
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2024-08-06 15:48
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JNJ Tech's efficient pharmacy management service app "Pharmaceutical Manager" announced on the 1st that it exceeded 30,000 cumulative downloads in a year and three months after its launch.
Drug Manager started its official service in the spring of last year and provides a variety of functions such as drug coefficient, integrated drug search, drug inventory return management, community, drug ordering, and drug preparation department. It has attracted 10,000 customers within three months of its launch and ranked eighth in the popular medical field of the Play Store.
The drug manager's representative drug counting function counts the number of drugs with one photo, and unlimited calculation is possible by summing up several photos. Capsules, tablets, and 1/2 tablets are all recognizable and can be used for free. In addition, the integrated drug search function allows you to easily search the latest drug price information through QR barcode scanning, so you can search for the latest drug price information. These two functions utilize artificial intelligence object recognition technology.
In addition, the "Order Drugs" function allows you to check real-time inventory and easily order mobile drugs, allowing you to check inventory and order at the same time. Recently, many pharmacists have launched a drug inspection department function that allows them to write and store the medical drug storage facility inspection department, which was cumbersome by hand.
In particular, the drug manager aims to improve the inefficiency of drug management using artificial intelligence technology and contribute to improving public health by allowing pharmacists and workers to focus on patient disease and health counseling.
Currently, the drug manager is holding an event for 30,000 users. The contents of the event can be found on the app, and Starbucks coffee coupons are given to 100 people selected through a lottery.
JNJ Tech CEO Cho Sung-hoon said, "We thank everyone who uses the drug manager, and we will develop it into an essential service for pharmacies in the future."
JNJ Tech's efficient pharmacy management service app "Pharmaceutical Manager" announced on the 1st that it exceeded 30,000 cumulative downloads in a year and three months after its launch.
Drug Manager started its official service in the spring of last year and provides a variety of functions such as drug coefficient, integrated drug search, drug inventory return management, community, drug ordering, and drug preparation department. It has attracted 10,000 customers within three months of its launch and ranked eighth in the popular medical field of the Play Store.
The drug manager's representative drug counting function counts the number of drugs with one photo, and unlimited calculation is possible by summing up several photos. Capsules, tablets, and 1/2 tablets are all recognizable and can be used for free. In addition, the integrated drug search function allows you to easily search the latest drug price information through QR barcode scanning, so you can search for the latest drug price information. These two functions utilize artificial intelligence object recognition technology.
In addition, the "Order Drugs" function allows you to check real-time inventory and easily order mobile drugs, allowing you to check inventory and order at the same time. Recently, many pharmacists have launched a drug inspection department function that allows them to write and store the medical drug storage facility inspection department, which was cumbersome by hand.
In particular, the drug manager aims to improve the inefficiency of drug management using artificial intelligence technology and contribute to improving public health by allowing pharmacists and workers to focus on patient disease and health counseling.
Currently, the drug manager is holding an event for 30,000 users. The contents of the event can be found on the app, and Starbucks coffee coupons are given to 100 people selected through a lottery.
JNJ Tech CEO Cho Sung-hoon said, "We thank everyone who uses the drug manager, and we will develop it into an essential service for pharmacies in the future."