Imaging Analytics

New Partnership Aims to Solve Enterprise Imaging Data Problems

December 6, 2019 - T-Systems North America (TSNA) and Hitachi Vantara recently announced a collaboration to create a new Hitachi Vantara-powered managed service that aims to address the growing volumes of enterprise imaging data healthcare and life sciences organizations face.  Through the partnership with Hitatchi Vantara, T-Systems will leverage their...

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