Dear Business & Industry Insider,
A few weeks ago, we reported on how some radiologists are dissatisfied with the ultrasound image management tools available on general-purpose PACS workstations. This week, we're profiling a company that's built a business plan around tackling that problem.
Called Imorgon, the firm has developed a dedicated ultrasound image management module that can be plugged into a facility's PACS software -- meaning there's no need for a separate workstation. The company includes a number of executives who were behind the development of some of the first ultrasound PACS applications more than a decade ago.
Learn more about Imorgon in this edition's Insider Exclusive, brought to you by senior editor Erik L. Ridley. Just click here for the story.
In other news, read about what imaging facilities are doing to deal with rising service costs in an article by contributing writer James Brice. The story discusses how a new market research report found that some sites are looking into hybrid shared-service arrangements with vendors as a way of saving money without the risk of going it alone.
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