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Signify Research describes four ways EHR vendors can continue their growth as the EHR market matures
28th September 2018 – Featured on HIStalk – Signify Research describes four ways EHR vendors can continue their growth as the EHR market matures: Diversify into related areas such as population health management, RCM solutions, and IT outsourcing (Cerner, for example, drives 40 percent of revenue from non-core EHR business) Expand the basic EHR offerings Sell outside […]
Four Trends to Expect at RSNA 2018
24th September 2018 – Featured in AuntMinnie.com – Steve Holloway shares his views on key trends to watch at RSNA 2018. Click here to read full article on AuntMinnie.com
There are less than six months to go until the U.K. officially “leaves” the European Union (EU). But are we any clearer on what this will mean for medical imaging?
18th September 2018 – Featured on Aunt Minnie.com – September 19, 2018 — There are less than six months to go until the U.K. officially “leaves” the European Union (EU). But are we any clearer on what this will mean for medical imaging? Having taken a deep breath and dug into some of the technical guidance papers […]
HIT Think Provider Uptake Could be Affected Based on the Contracts That They are Offered by Those Aiming to add Advanced Capabilities in HealthData Management
13th September 2018 – Featured in HealthData Management – With the introduction of cloud-based AI solutions, subscription and fee-per-study models are becoming more prevalent and are forecast to account for an increasing share of the market in the coming years. Until fairly recently, most medical image analysis software was workstation-based and sold with a perpetual […]
Five years from now, subscription could account for 40% of AI contracts in medical imaging
Written by Anne-Laure Mercier, Section Editor for Mindhealth Magazine using data provided by Simon Harris for Signify Research on 12th September 2018 – Featured in MindHealth Magazine – A British research firm takes stock of the growing interest of medical imaging for artificial intelligence (AI). If it upsets the practice of radiologists, it also augurs a […]