There are nearly 1,000 FDA-cleared artificial intelligence (AI) devices for radiology on the U.S. market. Choice is a good thing. But so many options can also create a lot of confusion. Add[...]
Fujifilm closed out 2025 in a big way, heading back to Chicago for another impressive showcase of the latest enterprise imaging solutions at the 2025 Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) Conference & Annual Meeting. Convening nearly[...]
Live from the HIMSS 2025 Main Stage, Accessium Group, Inc. Founder & CEO and Fujifilm customer Ryan Erwin shares four considerations to help optimize your enterprise imaging cloud transformation.
During my conversation with The Futurist during HIMSS 2025, I shared my thoughts on the importance of IT innovation in the future of quality healthcare delivery in America.
Fujifilm recently released Synapse VNA version 7.5, and with it, introduced a new, innovative feature called Native Cloud Tiering. Healthcare organizations are rapidlyexiting the datacenter business for a number of[...]
The recent release of Synapse® PACS version 7.4 introduced Fujifilm’s Viewer eXtension (VX); an elective, native application designed to deliver the most optimal Synapse user experience anywhere. In this Q&A,[...]
Enterprise Imaging brings the management of medical imaging across multiple departments to healthcare organizations around the world. Fujifilm understands how critical it is for you to be able to see[...]
The annual SBI Breast Imaging Symposium is the most prestigious scientific conference in breast imaging. This year’s event was no exception. Held from April 11-14 in Montreal, the meeting drew[...]
Fujifilm recently announced that it has successfully completed the DoD’s thorough and extensive vetting process to be granted a Risk Management Framework (RMF) and Authority to Operate (ATO) on the U.S. active[...]
The practice of pathology is a critical element in any healthcare system. In fact, 70% of all healthcare decisions related to diagnosis and treatment are estimated to require pathology.1 Unfortunately, pathology[...]
