Agfa-Gevaert has tied the knot with long-time technology partner Mitra. The two companies became one following the approval of German cartel authorities earlier this month, finalizing a deal announced in December (SCAN 12/29/01). Mitra develops imaging
Agfa-Gevaert has tied the knot with long-time technology partner Mitra. The two companies became one following the approval of German cartel authorities earlier this month, finalizing a deal announced in December (SCAN 12/29/01). Mitra develops imaging and information management systems. The company has played an integral role in the development and success of Agfa's IMPAX PACS solutions for the past decade. It will be managed as a separate business unit.
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