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Algotec supplies software to Kodak
Image management firm Algotec will supply Eastman Kodak's Health Imaging division with supplemental software technology. Under the agreement, Algotec will provide Kodak with a suite of software technologies. The software will accelerate Kodak's timetable
Image management firm Algotec will supply Eastman Kodak's Health Imaging division with supplemental software technology. Under the agreement, Algotec will provide Kodak with a suite of software technologies. The software will accelerate Kodak's timetable for expanding the functionality of current and future PACS, according to Algotec. Kodak will integrate the technology, as well as commercialize and manufacture the resulting PACS products, providing postsales service and support to customers.
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