Imaging in the Cloud 2024
Which Vendors Are Perceived as Ready for the Cloud?

Author
Monique Rasband

Author
Sidney Tate

June 4, 2024 | Read Time: 10 minutes

The healthcare imaging market in the US is moving to the cloud—nearly two-thirds of the 228 healthcare organizations surveyed about their cloud road map either are using the cloud for diagnostic image viewing and/or storage or are likely to start using the cloud within the next three years. As organizations transition, it is critical for them to choose a vendor that provides not only a reliable cloud solution but also strategic guidance to ensure a successful migration. Intended to help organizations considering the cloud, this report shares customer perceptions of their vendors’ readiness for the cloud, along with an overview of the state of cloud adoption in the imaging market.

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Key Findings:

Customers Have High Confidence in Cloud Offerings from Visage Imaging & Sectra, Which Both Garner High Market Interest
AGFA HealthCare & Merge by Merative Instill Confidence in Customers Thanks to Thoughtful Approach to Cloud
Many Change Healthcare, INFINITT & Fujifilm Respondents Express Confidence in Vendors’ Cloud Strategies; Other Respondents Lack Clarity
Customer Perception of Intelerad’s Cloud Strategy Is Mixed; GE HealthCare Moving toward Cloud, though Many Customers Question Ability to Execute

Writer
Sarah Hanson

Designer
Jess Wallace-Simpson

Project Manager
Sydney Toomer

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