Transact+CBORD, a business unit of Roper Technologies, announced that OhioHealth will roll out its NetMenu cloud platform across all 16 of its hospitals. The deployment replaces a patchwork of manual and legacy systems with a single, cloud‑based solution that standardizes meal ordering, allergen tracking, and therapeutic diet management for every patient in the network.
OhioHealth, a not‑for‑profit system with roughly 35,000 employees, has long sought to modernize its food‑service operations. NetMenu’s real‑time ordering interface and integrated nutrition data are expected to reduce ordering errors, cut labor hours spent on manual paperwork, and improve compliance with dietary restrictions—key metrics for patient safety and satisfaction. While the exact go‑live date has not been disclosed, the announcement signals a full‑scale adoption that will create a recurring subscription revenue stream for Transact+CBORD.
Roper Technologies’ Q3 2025 earnings, released on October 23, provide context for the significance of this win. The company reported revenue of $2.02 billion, matching analyst expectations, and an adjusted EPS of $5.14, beating the consensus of $5.11 by $0.03. Despite the earnings beat, the stock fell sharply after the release because investors focused on a $10 million revenue miss and a trimming of full‑year organic growth guidance to about 6% from a prior 6‑7% range. The market reaction underscores the importance of organic growth metrics for Roper’s valuation, even when subscription revenue expands.
The OhioHealth contract reinforces Transact+CBORD’s strategy of deep customer integration and system‑of‑record positioning. By securing a multi‑hospital deployment, the company demonstrates its ability to scale its cloud platform across a large, complex health system—an achievement that can attract similar contracts in the region. For Roper, the win adds a predictable, recurring revenue stream that complements its broader portfolio of vertical software solutions and supports its ongoing acquisition strategy.
Senior Vice President Arun Ahuja of Transact+CBORD said, “OhioHealth’s decision to adopt NetMenu across all 16 hospitals is a testament to the platform’s reliability and the value it delivers to patient care teams. We look forward to partnering with OhioHealth to continuously improve nutrition outcomes and operational efficiency.”
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