Eastman Kodak has signed an agreement with Cemax-Icon to add thatPACS developer's teleradiology and PACS workstation technologyto Kodak's image management systems. Kodak, of Rochester, NY,would not release details of the new relationship, and
Eastman Kodak has signed an agreement with Cemax-Icon to add thatPACS developer's teleradiology and PACS workstation technologyto Kodak's image management systems. Kodak, of Rochester, NY,would not release details of the new relationship, and Cemax-Iconof Fremont, CA, declined to comment, citing confidentiality issues.
Kodak's Digital Science image management system (formerly knownas Ektascan Imagelink) has a teleradiology component, but theCemax-Icon agreement will give customers additional flexibility.The decision to partner with Cemax-Icon indicates Kodak's growingwillingness to outsource products from other firms rather thandevelop PACS components on its own, according to spokespersonDawn Beck.
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