|Articles|February 1, 1998

Monitor firm Image Systems gets orders from OEM clients

Monitor firm Image Systems gets orders from OEM clientsMonitor manufacturer Image Systems of Minneapolis has gained two large orders for its monitors. Richardson Electronics, which has a large client base of PACS customers, placed a $325,000

Monitor firm Image Systems gets orders from OEM clients

Monitor manufacturer Image Systems of Minneapolis has gained two large orders for its monitors. Richardson Electronics, which has a large client base of PACS customers, placed a $325,000 order, while a unit of Marquette Medical Systems submitted an order valued at $290,000. Marquette primarily repackages Image Systems monitors for use in cardiac cath labs.

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Monitor firm Image Systems gets orders from OEM clients