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Johnson Controls buys stake in health-care tech integration firm

Milwaukee, Wis. Johnson Controls, well-known for automotive interiors and batteries, is buying a minority stake in a Florida integration company to boost its profile in another field: health care.

Emergin, in Boca Raton, makes a connectivity suite for health-care organizations. Its products will he......

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Source:wistechnology.com By WTN News 02/03/06


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