Kodak opens corporate center in Asia-Pacific

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Shanghai has been chosen as the site for a multimillion-dollar, state-of-the-art facility, where Kodak will develop medical imaging and healthcare IT solutions for hospitals, clinics, and imaging centers in Asia and along the Pacific Rim. The facility

Shanghai has been chosen as the site for a multimillion-dollar, state-of-the-art facility, where Kodak will develop medical imaging and healthcare IT solutions for hospitals, clinics, and imaging centers in Asia and along the Pacific Rim. The facility will also provide enhanced services to customers in this region. The company's Technology & Innovation Center, in Pudong, Shanghai, China, will also serve as headquarters for Kodak Health Imaging's Asia-Pacific services and R&D organizations and as an operations center for remote services and the staging of equipment prior to installation, while providing a showcase for the company's radiology and information products and solutions.

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