SonoSite customers who purchase the company’s handheld ultrasound devices will be able to use A.L.I. Technology’s image management and networking products to network film printers or filmless image management systems, under a nonexclusive
SonoSite customers who purchase the companys handheld ultrasound devices will be able to use A.L.I. Technologys image management and networking products to network film printers or filmless image management systems, under a nonexclusive agreement.
A.L.I. is a medical information technology company based in Richmond, BC, that markets medical digital imaging products. Bothell, WA-based SonoSite manufactures inexpensive, handheld, digital ultrasound systems. It was spun off from ATL Ultrasound and became an independent public company in April 1998.
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