BayScribe debuts virtual reporting solution

TriMed Staff | | Health Imaging | Diagnostic Imaging
BayScribe has launched the BayScribe Virtual Appliance, a virtual reporting solution.

Ron Neuenberger, BayScribe founder and president, said that with the launch of its BayScribe Virtual Appliance, healthcare facilities can further leverage their existing investment in virtualization technology, namely VMware.

“Thousands of facilities have already begun the virtualization process in an effort to consolidate numerous servers across the enterprise, and now the dictation server can be part of this directive,” Neuenberger said.

TriMed Staff

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