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The Dramatic Conclusion of: “Three Letter Storage Vendors and Six Letter Cloud Service Providers…” Your Server and Your Data are on the Edge of a Cliff… Calorie free VNA… Vendor Neutral Archive: Top 5 Reasons Why to Implement a VNA Imaging Organizations Large and Small, All Share the Same Storage Issues Right? Aka, One VNA Solution Fits All? Not So Fast!
The Dramatic Conclusion of: “Three Letter Storage Vendors and Six Letter Cloud Service Providers…”

Novenber 15, 2012

The Dramatic Conclusion of: “Three Letter Storage Vendors and Six Letter Cloud Service Providers…”

When considering a generic hosted storage implementation for your medical image data, you should consider several possible scenarios:

  • How Do I Retrieve My Data From the Hosting Vendor, if  I Decide to End the Relationship?
  • Is the Solution
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Your Server and Your Data are on the Edge of a Cliff…

October 22, 2012

Your Server and Your Data are on the Edge of a Cliff…

Which one do you save? This old technology adage is certainly as valid today as it was twenty years ago. Storage vendors traditionally used this analogy to make the point that you could always buy another server, but if you lost your data, your business could disappear, or at best suffer significant damage.

Although
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Calorie free VNA…

October 8, 2012

We’ve discussed the basic principles of vendor neutral archive technology in previous posts. So we felt that it might be a good time to delve a bit into what a VNA isn’t. As everyone in the medical imaging business knows, there is currently much discussion surrounding the term “VNA”. Every vendor in the industry, who is in any way involved with image storage, has weighed
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Vendor Neutral Archive: Top 5 Reasons Why to Implement a VNA

September 28, 2012

Vendor Neutral Archive: Top 5 Reasons Why to Implement a VNA

We’ve discussed the basic principles of vendor neutral archive technology in previous posts. Like any technology though, there need to be compelling reasons to implement a VNA solution. So why implement VNA technology?

Imaging Organizations Large and Small, All Share the Same Storage Issues Right? Aka, One VNA Solution Fits All? Not So Fast!

August 23, 2012

So let’s take a look at a few of the different types of imaging organizations:

  • One or Two Radiologists in Private Practice
  • Teleradiology Practice with (25) Radiologists
  • Large Hospital System with Multiple Imaging “ologies”
  • Imaging Center Company with (6) Locations
  • (12) Member IDN
  • Etc., etc.

No one
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Health News

DeepWell Archival Services Announces Partnership with Keystone Medical Technologies

DeepWell Archival Services Announces Partnership with Keystone Medical Technologies

Offering Vendor Neutral Archive Technology for PACS Image Data

Centennial, Colorado (PRWEB) April 10, 2013

DeepWell Archival Services, Inc. (“The Company”), a cloud based storage services company focused on the long term PACS neutral archival of medical image data, announced today that it has consummated an integration partnership agreement with RIS/PACS technology solution provider, Keystone Medical Technologies, Inc. (“Keystone”). Under the terms of the agreement Keystone will offer the Company’s vendor neutral archive (VNA) technology as an integrated component of its Keystone Suite of integrated RIS/PACS technology solutions.

“We are extremely pleased with the opportunity to offer our VNA technology, in a ‘storage as a service’
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Cloud Based Storage Services Provider, DeepWell Archival Services, and Strategic Partner Telerad Tech Announce New Client for Hosted PACS and Long Term Archive Solution

Centennial, CO (PRWEB) March 11, 2013

DeepWell Archival Services, Inc. (“The Company”), a cloud based storage services company focused on the long term PACS neutral archival of medical image data, announced today that it has added another new client for its cloud based medical image archival services. Under the terms of the agreement, strategic technology partner Telerad Tech, will offer the Company’s vendor neutral archive (VNA) technology as an integrated component of its robust RADSpa™ hosted RIS/PACS architecture to provide long term data preservation for MRI of America’s critical diagnostic study data.

“We are excited about the continuing trend we see for adoption of cloud based image management services”, said Brian Sobnosky, CEO of DeepWell. Sobnosky added, “Our strategic partnership with Telerad Tech gives diagnostic imaging services providers like
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DeepWell Archival Services, DeJarnette Research Systems Announce Enterprise Level Foundational VNA Software Solution for Under $50k

DeepWell Archival Services, DeJarnette Research Systems Announce Enterprise Level Foundational VNA Software Solution for Under $50k

Offering standards based management of PACS image data

Centennial, Colorado (PRWEB) January 29, 2013

DeepWell Archival Services, Inc. (“The Company”), a cloud based storage services company focused on the long term PACS neutral archival of medical image data, in conjunction with strategic technology partner DeJarnette Research Systems, announced today that their integrated Foundational VNA Software solution is available for under $50k.

“These pricing levels confirm that enterprise class software technology is accessible to imaging organizations requiring advanced VNA functionality, without a major capital expenditure or protracted implementation”, said Brian Sobnosky, CEO of DeepWell. Sobnosky
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DeepWell Archival Services Announces Integration Partnership with DR Systems

DeepWell Archival Services Announces Integration Partnership with DR Systems

Offering standards based archiving of PACS image data

Centennial, Colorado (PRWEB) January 29, 2013

DeepWell Archival Services, Inc. (“The Company”), a cloud based storage services company focused on the long term PACS neutral archival of medical image data, announced today that it has consummated an integration partnership agreement with image management technology solution provider, DR Systems. Under the terms of the agreement DR Systems will offer the Company’s vendor neutral archive (VNA) technology as an integrated component of its robust Unity RIS/PACS architecture.

“We are extremely pleased with the opportunity to partner with a recognized industry leader in the enterprise PACS, CVIS, RIS, and advanced image processing space”,
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