InSiteOne, SeaChange ink agreement

TriMed Staff | | Health Imaging | Screening
Digital video systems vendor SeaChange International Inc. of Maynard, Mass. and on-and off-site secure DICOM storage vendor InSiteOne have formed a strategic partnership.
   
As part of the arrangement, InSiteOne will utilize SeaChange as a supplier of hardware and software for its Index Recovery Plus service. Additional terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
   
Recovery Plus is a disaster recovery system for continuous real-time protection of a full range of mission-critical clinical data, including the medical and clinical databases that drive PACS and HIS/RIS systems.

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