Acuo showcases imaging data migration software

TriMed Staff | | Health Imaging | Diagnostic Imaging
Acuo Technologies, making its formal debut at the recent RSNA meeting in Chicago, showcased its Acuo DICOM Assisted Migration (ADAM) software that is designed to offer rapid data transfer from one archival storage system to another and from legacy PACS to new systems.

Island Corp., a comprehensive solutions supplier for complex computing, networks and storage within the medical imaging and research markets, has selected the ADAM software for data migration services it provides to customers. Island Corp. specializes in designing, building, deploying and managing the hardware and networks for RIS/PACS within healthcare facilities throughout North America.

Acuo Technologies designs high-performance software for intelligent medical image management, and storage as well as data migration.

TriMed Staff

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