OR Technology adds to customer list

AuntMinnieEurope.com staff writers
Jul 1, 2014

Image processing and PACS firm OR Technology has received several new orders from clients in Germany and Switzerland.

Orthopedic practice Lothar Kluge in Olbersdorf, Germany, will be employing the firm's dicomPACS and Medici 1417 digital radiography system. In Switzerland, Cabinet Médical in Glis and Radiologie Moudon Sàrl in Moudon will be using OR Technology's dicomPACS, according to the vendor.
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