Merge aligns with Dell on cloud-based services

Bob Mitchell | October 06, 2011 | Health Exec | Digital Transformation

Merge Healthcare, a developer of enterprise imaging and interoperability technologies, has selected Dell as its provider of cloud computing services, storage and enterprise hardware products for information access, management and archiving among its portfolio of image interoperability technologies.

Utilizing its cloud-based health IT, Dell will host Merge Healthcare's Project Honeycomb, a medical image sharing network. Project Honeycomb allows providers to upload, download, view and share diagnostic quality medical images.

Merge certified its iConnect Vendor Neutral Archive on Dell's DX Object Storage platform for providers who want on-premise secure image management access, storage, protection and distribution to fixed digital image content.

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