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Dutch Deventer Hospital selects Sectra as its
imaging IT vendor
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nternational medical imaging IT and
cybersecurity company, Sectra, has
signed a 10-year contract to instal its
solution for handling radiology images,
Sectra PACS, across the radiology and
nuclear medicine departments at Deventer
Hospital in the Netherlands.
The clinicians at Deventer Hospital will carry
out both reading and reporting directly from
Sectra PACS. The solution will be tightly
integrated with the EMR system, providing
clinicians with a complete patient overview
in a single application. They will also have
all tools available from one workstation,
anywhere in the enterprise, which removes
the need to switch between workstations to
access the tools and information needed.
Deventer Hospital treats approximately
300,000 patients and carries out around
125,000 radiology examinations each year.
The solution will support increased reading
efficiency through its performance and
comprehensive toolset, thereby improving
patient outcomes.
“It was important for us to select a
dedicated and experienced vendor and
with Sectra we’ll have a partner that will
enable us to meet demands both today
and in the future. The solution’s track
record of high system availability and its
ease of use will help us achieve increased
productivity and improved care of our
patients,” said Shira de Bie, Radiologist at
Deventer Hospital.
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ServiceNow to acquire Appsee’s in-app mobile
analytics platform and R&D talent
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erviceNow, Forbes’ number one World’s
Most Innovative Company in 2018, has
announced it has signed an agreement to
acquire the in-app mobile analytics platform
and R&D talent of Appsee, an Israel-based
application analytics platform company. will further its mobile application and web
browser strategy by adding deep user
analytics to the Now Platform. This deal is
expected to further enable the company
to deliver out-of-the-box, consumer-grade
mobile experiences at scale to enterprises.
With the acquisition of Appsee’s intellectual
property and key Appsee talent, ServiceNow “Making our work lives as mobile friendly as
our real lives is the next wave of innovation
at work. Increasingly, employees expect and
want more consumer-like experiences at work,”
said Boaz Hecht, Senior Director of Platform
Product Management at ServiceNow.
“With Appsee, ServiceNow will be able to
optimise its own mobile apps and desktop
web experiences to bring consumer grade
mobile experiences to our customers. Over
time, customers using the Now Platform will
be able to better analyse how their end-users
are using the Now Platform to make their
work simpler and easier.”
Appsee will provide ServiceNow, and
ServiceNow customers, with insights into
user behaviour when interacting with the
Now Platform. With this added level of
analytics, ServiceNow plans to provide
more intuitive user experiences and further
improve digital workflows to reduce routine
work and free workers up to do more
strategic work.
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