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IBM Global Engineering Solutions: Medical Devices and Imaging solutions

Overview The continuous integration of information technology with medical technology is changing the medical device and imaging market. But the complexity of developing this technology puts high demands on internal resources, leaving many organizations with huge gaps in research and development. Many are turning to "collaborative innovation" partners like IBM to get help with specific technology and systems integration. To learn how, download this informative white paper from IBM.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	PDF
Date Published	March 2006	Downloads	1
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