Enterprise Imaging 2024
16 April 24
| Monique Rasband and Sidney Tate
Healthcare organizations are very focused on enterprise imaging (EI) advancement. Two-thirds of the organizations interviewed by KLAS about future EI plans are likely to expand their VNA image storage or extend their universal viewer (UV) to additional service lines in the next two years. Organizations are also increasingly taking advantage of promising new technology like artificial intelligence (AI) and the cloud. Meanwhile, both vendors and healthcare organizations face budget and staffing shortages and rapidly changing market needs. This report (1) examines how vendors stack up in meeting clients’ ever-growing EI needs and (2) shares a broader analysis of progress in the EI market.
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Manager
Product
With Enterprise Imaging VNA, we just set it and forget it. We don't...
Manager
Relationship
AGFA HealthCare's support team is pretty good. We are just an email...
Manager
Loyalty, Product
We are pretty satisfied with Enterprise Imaging VNA. We are doing very...
Analyst/Coordinator
Loyalty, Relationship
We have an RFP out for a new VNA, and I would be upset if we stuck...
Analyst/Coordinator
Relationship
Regarding query based on ID for DICOM objects (QIDO) and web access to...
Manager
Product
Enterprise Imaging VNA does as intended. It is stable, and it does...
Manager
Loyalty, Product
AGFA HealthCare’s offerings are fantastic, and they do a lot of...
Director
Operations, Product
The delivery of new technology that meets our needs might slip a bit....
Director
Value
Driving tangible outcomes is something the vendor kind of sets and forgets....
Director
Product
I like that the product is really stable. The only downtime we have is...