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Fujifilm Medical Systems, USA

Overview*

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FUJIFILM Medical Systems USA, Inc. (Fuji) is a leading provider of medical image and information products and technologies for acquiring, processing, presenting, managing and storing diagnostic images. As the diagnostic imaging market continues its transformation from film-based to digitally-driven, Fuji's full suite of products, including conventional film, imagers, Fuji Computed Radiography (FCR®) and Synapse® Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS), not only meet the needs of today's radiology departments, but also help customers to successfully transition to the digital future.

General Info*

Headquarters Stamford, CT, USA
Sector Funding Private
Website Click Here To Visit

Primary Contact*

Name Jim Morgan
Title Vice President, Medical Informatics
Phone (203) 363-3963
Email jmmorgan@fujifilm.com
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Data Definitions

Scores do not meet KLAS’ minimum Konfidence level.
[1] The product does not have 15 surveys from facilities with 2-10 physicians, but has at least 15 when including surveys from single physician facilities.
[C] Component products typically include most but not all components that comprise a complete system or a product that serves only a subset of the market.
[NP] Not Primary designates products that are not the lead product offered by the vendor in the market segment but may still be purchased.
[R] Regional classification denotes that the majority of data from live organizations comes from a small, specific geographical area.
[S] Superseded products are legacy products and other products that are not generally marketed, or where marketing is superseded by another product in the same market segment.