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SCAR launches program to pair vendors, providers
SCAR launches program to pair vendors, providersThe Society for Computer Applications in Radiology has launched a vendor/provider partnership program that seeks to bring together SCAR corporate members with SCAR institutional members to
SCAR launches program to pair vendors, providers
The Society for Computer Applications in Radiology has launched a vendor/provider partnership program that seeks to bring together SCAR corporate members with SCAR institutional members to cooperate on new product development. For example, the Reston, VA-based organization could establish a clinical advisory group that would provide continuing guidance to a company on issues such as strategic considerations, product development, and pricing.
A panel could also be put together to evaluate a new product or service prior to significant vendor R&D investment, or to review a new product launch strategy. Panel discussion of issues could be discussed anonymously, if the vendor desires.
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