There is also a need to train staff for effective usage of the equipment, particularly when upgrades occur or new software is installed. Training is therefore an important area from which OEMs derive their revenues.
"Developing a consultative and flexible approach towards end users is important as the medical imaging equipment market becomes saturated," states Munshi. "Service providers can reduce the scepticism and cynicism of customers about buying comprehensive service contracts by taking a consultative approach to the provision of services."
An ideal way of tackling this market would be to review agreements and offer innovative solutions at every stage of the service cycle. Service contracts should be customised by reviewing an imaging department's set up, equipment and usage levels.
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