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PACS 2022
Changing Market Leads to Volatility among Large- to Small-Volume Organizations

author - Monique Rasband
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Monique Rasband
author - Jonathan Christensen
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Jonathan Christensen
author - Sidney Tate
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Sidney Tate
 
November 8, 2022 | Read Time: 8  minutes

The US PACS market is poised for change. Several vendors have made or undergone acquisitions, and some vendors have large customer bases still on legacy solutions. Over 30% of the 368 organizations interviewed for this report are at risk of replacing their current vendor, and organizations are looking for vendor partners to advance their enterprise imaging strategies. Further, industry-wide staff shortages have led to support and innovation challenges among PACS vendors. This report examines how these vendors have addressed this shifting market’s challenges and met the needs of customers with large volumes (300,000+ studies per year) and small/midsize volumes (<300,000 studies per year).

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  1. Sectra Maintains Leading Customer Satisfaction across Small & Large Volumes; Early Indicators of Culture Shift
  2. Signs of Improvement from Fujifilm & Merative (IBM) Due to Increased Engagement
  3. For Philips Vue PACS & INFINITT, Satisfaction Gap Widens between Small and Large Customers
  4. Support Dips for Intelerad Customers amid Acquisitions; Change Healthcare Customers Unsure of Vendor’s Future
  5. GE Healthcare Being Replaced Due to Disengaged Relationships; Philips’ IntelliSpace PACS Customers on the Fence about Vue PACS
  6. Agfa HealthCare Rectifying Bumpy Rollout of Enterprise Imaging for Radiology; Many Large IMPAX Customers Still Hesitant to Move
author - Natalie Hopkins
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Natalie Hopkins
author - Madison Moniz
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Madison Moniz
author - Jill Wilcock
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Jill Wilcock
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