Color technology is improving, and the line dividing color and grayscale is blurring.

Experience demonstrates that there aredramatic differences in workflow, efficiency, and ease of use amongdisplay systems and vendors. The same credo holds true for thedeployment process.

Business continuity is not an easy process; however, many healthcarefacilities have successfully tackled it. These experienced sites offera wealth of advice for their colleagues with tips for success.

A decision about what furniture, carts or wall mounts to use forviewing monitors outside the radiology department requires carefulconsideration and planning.

New display options run the gamut in terms of size, resolution, luminance color and price — and can meet the soft-copy needs of users across the enterprise.

With PACS being high on many minds, radiology information systems — the highly organized cousin — often takes a backseat. But RIS users can’t imagine life without them.

When you get inside operationsat imaging centers across the nation, it quickly becomes apparent that "workflow" is not really a buzz word at all — it is simply a crucial piece of reality.

Reliability, excellence in image quality, and compact size are someof the factors that clinicians evaluate in selecting the appropriate laser imager for their needs and setting.