ST. PAUL, Minn., Dec. 1 /PRNewswire/ -- Acuo Technologies(R), developers
of high-performance software for intelligent medical image management, data
migration tools and services, today announced the contracting with Rush
University Medical Center of Chicago, IL, for a new vendor neutral archiving
solution which becomes the basis of the Hospital's medical image management
platform. The archiving solution is based on the Acuo Technologies DICOM
Services Grid(TM) software storing to Rush's existing storage management
system thus leveraging existing technology investments Rush has made in
storage.
Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Acuo Technologies' integrated medical imaging solution, the DICOM Services
Grid, allows Rush University Medical Center to gain control of more than 40
terabytes of existing medical data such as x-rays and cardiology images as
well as providing a robust image management layer for all future medical
imaging content. The Acuo solution provides Rush an open systems standards
based automated system with business continuity resulting in a lower total
cost of ownership by eliminating the expense of multiple proprietary systems.
The solution selected by Rush is designed to allow all medical images to
be stored on the Acuo archive, allowing the hospital's Electronic Medical
Record (EMR) portal to have one location to retrieve patient images, instead
of multiple integrations and locations. The combined solution will also
ensure that all patient studies are safely stored, protected and can be
accessed from any Rush location in a consistent and reliable fashion.
Rush University Medical Center will also be using the Acuo DICOM Assisted
Migration (ADAM) to move data from the existing proprietary archive into the
Acuo vendor neutral archive, ensuring that Rush will be ab
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