Boston Business Journal: Quincy staffing software firm raises $45M to expand offices and hire dozens

David Coppins, our co-founder and CEO, spoke with the Boston Business Journal to discuss IntelyCare’s Series B financing round – the biggest in nursing tech. Along with plans for expansion, David detailed how IntelyCare’s machine learning puts the solution is revolutionizing the healthcare staffing model.

“Machine learning algorithms … is what truly powers the difference between us and anyone else…We have matching algorithms, we have pricing algorithms, all of these kinds of (algorithms) come into play to really achieve the highest fill rate in the industry and the highest satisfied client.”

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