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The 98th Scientific Assembly and annual Meeting of RSNA concluded on November 30 in Chicago. We were pretty excited to once again exhibit at RSNA.  This year we heard an overwhelming buzz from the conference attendees who were looking for products that are HTML5, zero-footprint and cloud-based, such as Prizm Content Connect. Additionally, attendees were also looking for ancillary support for quickly compressing images.

“We had great conversations with attendees that were using open source compression and decompression, but they needed the support we could provide them,” said Steve Wilson, Director of Native Core Imaging at Accusoft. “PICTools solved the majority of the major requests. Customers who have been using open source now want more speed and support,” said Bob Howard, Sales Engineer at Accusoft.

“Another great reason I loving coming to RSNA is that I get to have conversations in-person with our customers, and better understand their problems and trying to solve them,” said Wilson.

Read more to learn how RSNA plans to move beyond complacenty about IT.

For 97 years, members of the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) have met to discuss the newest and greatest advancements in radiological technologies.  From November 25-29th, nearly 60,000 representatives of member organizations will gather in Chicago for the 98th Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting, including Accusoft employees!  They’ll be quite busy with five days of over 2000 educational exhibits, over 1000 scientific posters and over 600 technical exhibits.  Stop by booth #3601 to see how Accusoft is contributing to radiological imaging innovation!

Read more to find out which two Accusoft products are vying for the spotlight at this year’s meeting.

This morning marks the start of this year’s Microsoft SharePoint Conference, a four-day event devoted to SharePoint and related technologies in Las Vegas, Nevada.  Accusoft’s five representatives are joining over 10,000 attendees and 175 exhibitors to watch keynote insights into SharePoint’s future.  Stop by Booth #248 to say hello and check out the latest and greatest in SharePoint-enabled viewing technology!

Read more to learn about a SharePoint feature set built right into your web browser.

It used to be that opening a Word document required an appropriate program on your machine. You also had to download the whole document before you were able to access the information, then load up the program to view the file. This approach works fine when you are only dealing with one document type on one machine, but now the number of file formats, devices, phones, tablets, and computers commonly used is growing exponentially, and you want to access all of your information in all formats seamlessly across all of your machines.

Read more to find out how a zero footprint viewer changes the game!