Kanteron Systems Selects Dicom Systems Unifier as UniversalEnterprise Imaging Adapter

Campbell, CA, March 16, 2016 – Dicom Systems, Inc., an Enterprise Imaging interoperability expert, announced today its partnership with Kanteron Systems, Inc. (USA, Spain, and UK). This partnership will deliver more comprehensive, real-time patient information to specialists, enabling improved correlation of clinical data and medical imaging within one, consolidated visual context. 

Kanteron Systems, the leading aggregator of Genomics, Pathology and Radiology imaging and data for multi-discipline clinical specialists, has selected Dicom Systems and its Enterprise Imaging Workflow Unifier as a universal adapter to seamlessly integrate its clinical data management solutions within any healthcare enterprise environment. 

“This partnership is highly symbiotic,” says Florent Saint-Clair, Dicom Systems EVP. “Kanteron reduces data fragmentation at the clinical level, while Dicom Systems focuses on reducing IT-level fragmentation and communications. The complexities inherent in combining Genomics, Oncology, Pathology and Radiology workflows present a unique integration and infrastructural challenge, in that so many fragmented silos of imaging data are necessary to present clinicians with a full picture of their patient’s current state. Kanteron is the first platform we’ve seen that comprehensively solves all the pieces of this large puzzle into one, cohesive visualization layer, allowing clinicians and diagnosticians to more readily correlate large amounts of fragmented data. Dicom Systems is proud to complement Kanteron’s effort by ensuring a painless, highly customizable integration process.”

“The partnership with Dicom Systems is highly particularly well-aligned with 

our core business philosophy of being responsible to our clients by recognizing no vendor can be fully prepared to effectively address all technical issues in a highly complex enterprise environment Eco-system of like-minded organizations,” said John Memarian, Kanteron President and Chief Commercial Officer. “We share the common goals and values with Dicom Systems in customer service, and continually striving strive to improve our offerings to the market and raise the technology standards. Our partnership with Dicom Systems represents an Eco-systemecosystem of like-minded organizations. We look forward to many successful campaigns both in the US and the global market.”

About Dicom Systems

Trusted by top healthcare facilities, and delivering the most effective integrated workflow in digital imaging, Dicom Systems ensures that caregivers have the most reliable and immediate access to patient data across their Enterprise. Along with the DCMSYS ArcStore VNA and CloudVNA, the flagship DCMSYS Enterprise Imaging Unifier™ network appliance is a best-in-class device that facilitates imaging workflow automation and the connection of information repositories via a DICOM/HL7/FHIR/Scripting toolkit that can be administered remotely using a standard web browser. The DCMSYS Unifier™ streamlines and unifies communications between the various RIS/HIS/EMR/EHR/PACS vendors. For more information, please visit

www.dcmsys.com.

About Kanteron Systems

Kanteron Systems provides an integrated imaging and clinical data management solutions with discrete workflow that allows doctors to connect existing imaging and information silos in radiology, pathology, genomics, pharmacogenomics, and biosensors.

Used internationally for many purposes, such as adverse medication event prevention, pre-operative genomic screening, medical trial cohort selection, or establishing multi-specialty physician telemedicine networks. For more information, please visit www.kanteron.com.

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