Connect Imaging, Inc., developer of customizable PACS (picture archiving and communication systems), has released a new version of its Mammo ViewBox software to support a super high resolution mammography display from Totoku Electric Co., Ltd., of Japan. The new software will be introduced at the annual meeting of the Society for Imaging Informatics in Medicine (SIIM) in Seattle May 15–18.
According to Philip J. Manly, chief executive officer of Connect Imaging, the company’s mammography workstation software is the first to support the ISD technology of the Totoku MS51i2 digital mammography display. “Totoku developed a novel way to triple the resolution of its 5 MP (mega pixel) monitor, but taking advantage of the higher resolution required some software changes,” Manly said. “Connect Imaging made these necessary modifications a priority. We now can offer this workstation software to all users of digital mammography. Though it works most efficiently when combined with other mammography modules in the Connect Imaging PACS, our Mammo ViewBox workstation software is compatible with any DICOM archive.”
Madhu Reddy, president of U.S. Electronics, Inc., Totoku’s leading worldwide distributor, said, “We believe this display is a significant improvement over standard 5 MP mammography displays, even those that can display 10 bits of gray scale. We talked with several PACS companies about the software changes that would be necessary to support the higher resolution. Connect Imaging responded immediately, and is now the first PACS company to release software that supports our new monitor.”
Manly said the software is an example of Connect’s ability to respond quickly to customer requests. “Because many of our clients utilize complex workflow, Connect Imaging has developed the capacity to handle customization quickly,” he said. “Within a few weeks of receiving engineering samples of the Totoku monitor, we had implemented the changes.”
Connect Imaging will display its newest software module, the Mammo ViewBox workstation, with the Totoku MS51i2 digital monitor, at Booth No. 1102, where attendees can view the improved image quality of the 15 MP display. Other PACS modules in the Connect Imaging product line also will be demonstrated. U.S. Electronics also will be exhibiting the Totoku MS51i2 monitor at Booth No. 340.
About U.S. Electronics
U.S. Electronics, Inc. (USEI), based in Minneapolis, is the worldwide leader in sales of Totoku PACS medical displays. USEI offers turnkey solutions to original equipment manufacturers and system integrators in the healthcare diagnostic imaging industry. The company has been actively involved in the design and development of displays since 1994, and in 2000, it partnered with Totoku to distribute the complete line of medical-grade LCD monitors to the U.S. market. For more information, visit www.usei.com.
About Connect Imaging
Connect Imaging offers customized PACS to meet the needs of imaging centers, smaller hospitals, and specialty practices such as mammography, perinatology, and mobile imaging services. It recently released four separate PACS modules designed specifically for the workflow of mammography imaging practices. The company maintains manufacturing operations and live technical support in Pittsburgh, and product development operations in Honolulu. For more information, visit the company’s Web site at www.connectimaging.com.
Connect Imaging, Inc., a provider of tailor-made PACS (picture archiving and communication systems), has introduced new software for use with FCRm digital mammography systems from FUJIFILM Medical Systems USA.
According to Philip J. Manly, chief executive officer of Connect Imaging, the company developed its newest module, called VCM Port, to address an issue Connect Imaging identified while validating its PACS for use with Fuji’s computed radiography mammography systems installed at one of Connect’s clients.
“We are pleased to offer this software product to other users of Fuji’s mammography CR systems,” Manly said. “Connect Imaging excels at addressing the unique workflow issues associated with digital mammography, including those of integrating prior film-based studies. For Fuji, we created customized software for use with its Flash Plus IIPm console unit to ensure that all portions of a mammography study are hung correctly.”
Manly said that Fuji has fully validated the VCM Port software. Users of Fuji’s FCRm systems also may purchase the software directly from Connect Imaging.
According to Manly, the ability to provide customized PACS solutions is a hallmark of Connect Imaging. “Our software modules allow flexibility in configuration to satisfy current and future requirements,” he said. “We specialize in complex workflow and image distribution, and are known for exceptional, personalized customer service and support.”
About Connect Imaging
Connect Imaging offers customized PACS systems to meet the needs of imaging centers, smaller hospitals, and specialty practices such as mammography, perinatology, and mobile imaging services. It recently released a PACS designed specifically for mammography imaging practices. Connect operates on three pillars of strength: design, customization, and support. The company maintains manufacturing operations and live technical support in Pittsburgh and product development operations in Honolulu. For more information, visit the company’s Web site at www.connectimaging.com.
DICOM Distributor can now provide complete tracking of all studies sent and received, according to the Honolulu-based firm. The distributor engine tracks information such as the date and time received, the number of images sent for studies in the queue, and date, time, and number of images sent for studies that have been completely sent, Connect said.
PACS administrators or technologists can take advantage of the Web-based graphical user interface of PACS Dashboard to monitor PACS throughput, including current statistics on the number of processed studies, the time for studies to arrive at the PACS, and queue time for studies distributed to workstations and other locations, according to the Honolulu-based firm.
A summary page provides a quick indicator of PACS health, while individual pages can give more detailed information on the operation of each PACS module, Connect said.
Connect Imaging, Inc., a pioneer in the
development of affordable picture archiving and communication
systems (PACS) for small- to medium-size hospitals
and imaging centers with unique workflow needs, today announced that it is a finalist
in the 2007 “Hawaii’s Fastest 50”
small business awards program, sponsored by First Hawaiian Bank, Nishihama & Kishida CPAs, Becker Communications
and Altres HR.
The Hawaii’s Fastest 50 award recognizes the
50 fastest-growing independent, privately held small
businesses in the state based their average annual growth
rate. The Hawaii’s Fastest 50 finalists were announced
at an awards reception in Honolulu Thursday, Aug. 9,
2007.
According to Philip J. Manly, CHP, DABR, chief executive
officer of Connect Imaging, the company is honored to
receive this prestigious award for the third time. "We are proud of the rapid growth Connect
Imaging has achieved over the last year and are pleased
that the business community in Hawaii again has recognized
our accomplishments,” Manly said. “We continue
to strengthen our modular PACS product line to meet the varied and unique needs of our customers."
Connect Imaging developed the modular Connect Imaging PACS to fulfill
an unmet need for an affordable, easy-to-use tool in
the management of digital medical images. Traditional
PACS systems designed for large hospitals are far too
complex and expensive for community hospitals
and imaging centers, and low-end PACS systems offer only a cookie-cutter solution that may not fit the unique needs of community hospitals and imaging centers. With the full-featured modular Connect Imaging PACS, smaller institutions now can take advantage
of advances in digital imaging and image management,
with all of the productivity and patient care benefits
these systems offer.
Connect Imaging, Inc., is a medical information management
company with headquarters in Honolulu and assembly,
testing, and technical support facilities in Western
Pennsylvania. For more information, visit the
company’s Web site at www.connectimaging.com.
Connect Imaging Inc. introduced four new FDA-approved products which improve mammography workflow. PACS products designed for breast imaging include ViewBox Mammo, the radiologist's diagnostic workstation with Computer Enhanced Reading Strategies. Designed from the ground up to make the radiologist's job easier, ViewBox Mammo handles not only screening and diagnostic digital studies, but also ultrasound and MRI, so that there is no need to switch workstations to view other modalities.
ViewBox Mammo will automatically hang any number of films, with any view labels or view modifiers, without requiring input from the user. ViewBox Mammo allows the radiologist to see diagnostic studies first or screening views first; and choose to hang standard screening views in standard screening layout or in mirrored prior layout. Multiple images with the same view are hung in stacked mode, allowing the radiologist to scroll through them. ViewBox Mammo also sorts additional screening views according to the following DICOM screening header view descriptors: Laterality (R, L, B); View (CC, MLO, ML, etc.); View Modifier (ID, MAG, etc.); Partial View (when multiple images are required for a single breast). When ViewBox Mammo detects a diagnostic study (diagnostic views in the view modifier), it hangs the study with the diagnostic views first.
ViewBox Mammo can be paired with MammographerWorkstation. This product allows the technologist to review both prior studies and current studies in process. The revised SureScan film digitizer software allows addition of mammography-specific header tags. MammoQA allows review of studies for accuracy and the option to add/correct missing/erroneous mammography header tags.
Swearingen Software, Inc., a leading developer of radiology information systems (RIS), has announced a partnership with Connect Imaging, Inc., an innovative provider of easy-to-use, affordable picture archiving and communication systems (PACS). Together the companies will offer tightly integrated, customized RIS/PACS solutions.
The partnership comes after years of both companies observing the fact that no RIS/PACS vendor has been able to demonstrate both a strong PACS and a strong RIS product. Randall Swearingen, chief executive officer and founder of Swearingen Software, said, “Swearingen Software has long been acknowledged in the RIS world for a product that easily adapts to individual customer needs and thus creates a high level of customer satisfaction. We did not want to divert our attention from our successful RIS product in order to design a PACS product. Connect Imaging enjoys a similar reputation in the PACS world but does not want to lessen its focus on PACS by developing an RIS. By continuing to focus on our respective strengths while strategically integrating our two products, we have created an unprecedented RIS/PACS product that provides the best of both worlds.”
According to Philip J. Manly, D.A.B.R., chief executive officer of Connect Imaging, the goal in partnering with Swearingen Software is to help radiology departments streamline workflow and improve patient care. “Connect Imaging is committed to providing innovative, affordable PACS,” Manly said. “By partnering with Swearingen, we’ll be able to provide customized RIS/PACS solutions that address complex workflow and information management requirements. Rather than requiring users to change daily routines, we’ll tailor fully integrated RIS/PACS solutions that suit their workflow needs.”
About Swearingen Software
Swearingen Software has consistently been recognized as one of the industry's leading vendors of radiology information systems, developing products that are user-friendly, fully functional, and offer exceptional value. Founded in 1982, the company has focused its products on answering the radiology management needs of hospitals and clinics of all sizes. With a comprehensive HL7 and DICOM connectivity suite, Swearingen’s RIS can easily connect to virtually any other HL7/DICOM ready product. The company is located in Houston. For more information, visit www.swearingensoftware.com.
About Connect Imaging
Connect Imaging offers comprehensive PACS systems designed to fit the workplace needs and budgets of community hospitals and free-standing imaging centers. The company’s software modules allow flexibility in configuration and provide PACS solutions that satisfy customer requirements without unnecessary cost. Connect Imaging is based in Honolulu and maintains its assembly, testing, and technical support facilities in Pennsylvania. For more information, visit www.connectimaging.com.
Two years after introducing DICOM Distributor
at RSNA 2004, Philip J. Manly, D.A.B.R., CEO of Connect
Imaging, is ready for RSNA 2006. He's eager to show
off the latest upgrades to the company's modules. "Workflow
seems to be the current buzzword. We've been focused
on workflow for the past two years. We welcome the most
complex workflow situations because we regard them as
a showcase for the flexibity of configuration our modular
PACS allows."
Manly thinks visitors to the Connect Imaging
booth will find other reasons to be pleased. "Our
ViewBox module now has the option of adding an integrated
mammorgraphy viewer. The program changes 'personality',
depending on the type of study being viewed." Connect
Imaging received FDA approval for the changes on September
18, 2005.
"In 2006, we introduced our latest
addition to the Connect Imaging product line. We now
have module called StudyWorkstation. It functions as
a miniPACS. Like many of our modules, it came into being
as a solution to a particular client's workflow issues."
The Connect Imaging booth will be in South
Hall, No. 5110. "We're located on PACS Alley, so
you can't miss our display," Manly joked. "Take
advantage of the opportunity to get a hands-on feel
for how our PACS works, and to hear how we can serve
you."
Connect Imaging, Inc., a leading provider
of easy-to-use, affordable picture archiving and communication
systems (PACS) for small- and medium-sized hospitals
and imaging centers, today announced that it is displaying
two key product enhancements at the 91st Scientific
Assembly and Annual Meeting of the Radiological Society
of North America (RSNA), Nov. 27-Dec. 1, 2005, at McCormick
Place in Chicago. Connect Imaging's booth is located
in the South Building, Hall A, Number 4978.
Connect Imaging's upgraded Distribution Manager module
forwards studies to radiologists according to flexible
and comprehensive rules, whether the radiologists are
on site or logged in remotely via DSL or cable modem.
The Distribution Manager includes a monitor panel that
displays the current status of all routing connections
and allows other staff to quickly determine whether
the radiologist has received all images in the study.
The company's new ViewBox features several key upgrades
such as a background study preloading thread that allows
the user to display and manipulate large studies with
more than 1,000 slices from the new multislice CT scanners
almost as quickly as two-view chest X-rays. The ViewBox
user interface also has been enhanced to allow users
to reorder images and series on the display, link multiple
series (including prior studies) for simultaneous scrolling,
and perform normal image manipulation without having
to look away from the image.
According to Philip J. Manly, CHP, DABR, chief executive
officer of Connect Imaging, these product enhancements
reflect the company's commitment to meeting customer
needs for increased departmental efficiency and flexibility.
"Though small hospitals and imaging centers often
have limited budgets, they have many of the same needs
as larger facilities and don't want to sacrifice features,
customer support, or flexibility in a PACS," Manly
said. "PACS is an integral part of our clients'
businesses, and over the years we have allowed our customers
to handle growing workloads while increasing efficiency.
Many of our customers say that choosing a PACS from
Connect Imaging is one of the best business decisions
they have made, and we're very proud of that."
Connect Imaging, Inc., a developer of
easy-to-use, affordable picture archiving and communication
systems (PACS) for small- and medium-size hospitals
and imaging centers, today announced the launch of DVDCopy.
This stand-alone product enables any PACS user to meet
the April 21, 2005 deadline for Health Insurance Portability
and Accountability Act (HIPAA) security rules, which
require hospitals and imaging centers to keep archived
copies of imaging studies offsite.
Philip J. Manly, CHP, DABR, chief executive officer
of Connect Imaging, sees DVDCopy as an example of the
company’s commitment to providing innovative solutions
as the regulatory environment evolves. “The process
of manually saving images to disks or tapes for offsite
storage is time-consuming and inefficient,” Manly
said. “Our first stand-alone, plug-and-play product,
DVDCopy provides a simple way to automatically gather
and store images. We specifically designed it to fit
seamlessly into the imaging department’s workflow.
Not only does it provide a quick solution for hospitals
and imaging centers striving to comply with HIPAA security
requirements, but it also enhances productivity.”
DVDCopy is a novel system combining software and hardware
whose sole function is to automatically burn copies
of digital images for offsite storage. The method is
simple: DVDCopy automatically receives all images via
Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM)
transfer protocol from any authorized DICOM Storage
Class User. When it has received enough studies to fill
a DVD, the system sends the burn job to a DVD “jukebox.”
Each DVD produced carries a label with the job number,
facility name, and date range for the studies it contains.
Only then is it ejected from the DVD burner component
into an output bin. Designated personnel monitor the
output bin and take the DVDs to the offsite storage
location.
From its incorporation in 1999, Connect Imaging has
focused on providing the medical community with methods
to increase productivity. “We began selling a
simple, film-based teleradiology program for isolated
island medical communities in Hawaii,” Manly said.
“Today, we take pride in the development of cost-effective
tools to handle the full range of electronic medical
images, whether they were originally derived from film
or from digital technologies. Our full-featured PACS
systems are easy to use and affordable, and our service
reputation is excellent.”
Connect Imaging is based in Honolulu and maintains
its assembly, testing, and technical support facilities
in Pennsylvania. For more information, visit www.connectimaging.com.
Connect Imaging, Inc., a pioneer in the
development of affordable picture archiving and communication
systems (PACS) for small- and medium-size hospitals
and imaging centers, today announced that it is a finalist
in the 10th annual “Hawaii’s Fastest 50”
small business awards program, sponsored by Pacific
Business News in conjunction with First Hawaiian Bank
and PricewaterhouseCoopers.
The Hawaii’s Fastest 50 award recognizes the
50 fastest-growing independent, privately held small
businesses in the state based their average annual growth
rate. The Hawaii’s Fastest 50 finalists were announced
at an awards reception in Honolulu Thursday, Aug. 5,
2004.
According to Philip J. Manly, CHP, DABR, chief executive
officer of Connect Imaging, the company is honored to
receive this prestigious award for the second straight
year. "We are proud of the rapid growth Connect
Imaging has achieved over the last year and are pleased
that the business community in Hawaii again has recognized
our accomplishments,” Manly said. “We continue
to expand our operations and sales and marketing efforts
as adoption of our innovative EasyPACS System increases
nationwide."
Connect Imaging developed the EasyPACS System to fulfill
an unmet need for an affordable, easy-to-use tool in
the management of digital medical images. Traditional
PACS systems designed for large hospitals are far too
complex and expensive for small- and medium-size hospitals
and imaging centers. With the full-featured EasyPACS
System, smaller institutions now can take advantage
of advances in digital imaging and image management,
with all of the productivity and patient care benefits
these systems offer.
One of the hallmarks of the EasyPACS system is its
intuitive, modular design, making it possible for users
to learn the system in an hour or less, versus the hours
or days of training required with traditional PACS systems.
In addition to important patient-care benefits, EasyPACS
customers are experiencing significant savings due to
reduced film and processing costs, and fewer staff hours
spent handling hard copy film. The company also offers
a comprehensive service and support program to ensure
seamless integration and customization of the system
to meet the needs of its customers.
Connect Imaging, Inc., is a medical information management
company with headquarters in Honolulu and assembly,
testing, and technical support facilities in Western
Pennsylvania. The company is dedicated to providing
the medical community with effective tools for improving
productivity when working with electronic medical images.
Connect Imaging’s EasyPACS System is being successfully
used by a growing number of hospitals and imaging centers
across the country. For more information, visit the
company’s Web site at www.connectimaging.com.
Unique Software Performs IHE “Presentation
of Grouped Procedures” Functions for Systems that
Do Not Support the PGP Standard
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE…May 27, 2004…Honolulu…Connect
Imaging, Inc., developer of easy-to-use, affordable
picture archiving and communication systems (PACS) for
small- and medium-size hospitals and imaging centers,
today announced the launch of the StudyManager program,
an important new interface between imaging modalities
and PACS systems designed to manage the order of imaging
studies.
Solving a widespread PACS-related problem, the StudyManager
program enhances imaging productivity and improves workflow
by allowing different parts of a study or study series
to be matched with appropriate physician orders, thus
performing the essential elements of the Presentation
of Group Procedures (PGP) integration profile. (The
PGP integration profile is a key component of the Integrating
the Healthcare Enterprise [IHE] initiative.) StudyManager
also allows image studies from modalities such as computed
tomography (CT), computed radiography (CR), and magnetic
resonance (MR)—which increasingly involve numerous
images—to be easily rearranged when the imaging
modality sends them to a PACS system in the wrong order.
According to Philip J. Manly, CHP, DABR, chief executive
officer of Connect Imaging, the task of matching relevant
images from CT, CR, and MR studies in a PACS with the
specific procedures requested by physicians is difficult
and time-consuming for radiology staff. “StudyManager
provides an important link between imaging modalities
and PACS systems, automating a process that has caused
headaches for radiology staff since the inception of
PACS,” Manly said. “Rather than spending
valuable time searching for, organizing, and matching
images, radiology staff and clinicians now can focus
more attention on delivering high-quality patient care.
The program also provides a key solution for hospitals
and imaging centers striving to comply with the IHE
PGP initiative.”
StudyManager, which can be used in conjunction with
most PACS systems, is simple to install and use. The
program is designed to be run on a workstation located
near the imaging modality so that technologists can
establish image order and assign a study to appropriate
physician orders before the images are sent to a PACS
system. StudyManager automatically performs DICOM modality
worklist queries for all study orders for the patient
and modality. Users can assign sections of a study to
different physician orders, and if only one study order
is available, it is automatically assigned to the entire
study.
Connect Imaging, Inc., is a medical information management
company with headquarters in Honolulu and assembly,
testing, and technical support facilities in Western
Pennsylvania. The company is dedicated to providing
the medical community with effective tools for improving
productivity when working with electronic medical images—providing
a growing number of small- to medium-size hospitals
and imaging centers with full-feature PACS systems that
are easy to use and affordable. For more information,
visit the company’s Web site at www.connectimaging.com.
Speaker (1:35 p.m. - 2:20 p.m.): Charlotte
Manly, Ph.D.
Summary: This presentation will discuss
some of the ways teleradiology is now practiced and
describe the technology that makes it possible. To illustrate,
we will demonstrate a new product which provides DICOM
images and full viewing functionality to authorized
users anywhere on the internet.
Charlotte Manly, Ph.D., is Director of Development
at Connect Imaging, Inc. With degrees in both computer
science and cognitive science, she understands the perspective
of software users as well as of programmers. Her focus
is on maintaining software ease of use and reducing
the impact of human error in real-world software use.
ScheduleQuest, Inc., a software development
firm specializing in automated patient access and scheduling
technologies and Connect Imaging, Inc., an Electronic
Image Management, PACS vendor based in Honolulu, HI,
are pleased to announce the execution of a re-seller
agreement. Under the terms of the agreement Connect
Imaging can distribute ScheduleQuest's SQ Connect 2.0
patient scheduling and registration system as a private
label integrated module.
Phil Manly, CEO of Connect Imaging stated,
"With the SQ Connect 2.0 solution we are able to
offer the healthcare industry's premier patient scheduling
and registration system as an integrated product. In
addition the SQ Connect 2.0 browser provided us with
a platform for image and report distribution back to
the referring physician for unmatched efficiency."
"We are very excited about having Connect Imaging
as a re-seller for ScheduleQuest. The market response
to our integrated offering has been extremely positive,"
said Stephen M. Ralston, CEO of ScheduleQuest. "I
believe we have hit a nerve in the marketplace."
The companies will be showcasing the
integrated product at the upcoming AHRA convention in
Anaheim CA, booth #116.
About Connect Imaging, Inc
Founded in 1999, Connect Imaging Inc. of Honolulu,
HI, has developed a feature rich, cost effective electronic
image management system (PACS) for imaging centers and
small to medium hospitals. Connect Imaging provides
customers with custom designed solutions from its array
of standardized, Windows based, DICOM compatible products,
at a monthly cost that is usually less than the current
cost of film and chemistry. All Connect Imaging products
provide logging of access to Protected Health Information
(PHI) to enable facilities to meet their HIPAA security
auditing requirements.
About ScheduleQuest, Inc.
ScheduleQuest, Inc. of Kissimmee, Florida has developed
a patented patient scheduling solution designed for
hospitals, diagnostic imaging centers, physician's offices
and call centers. ScheduleQuest delivers browser-based
patient scheduling applications that allows for HIPAA
compliant access to centralized scheduling data and
facilitates management of patient scheduling, as well
as management of equipment and resources among hospitals,
outpatient facilities, and physicians' offices. ScheduleQuest
is unique in its ability to allow outside interrogation
of appointments while maintaining the facility's privacy.
ScheduleQuest is a privately held and employee-owned
company with client installations in 23 states in US.
http://www.schedulequest.com
What do you call a company with only 11 employees based
on an island in the Pacific that is able to provide
customers around the world with service 24 hours a day,
seven days a week, 365 days a year?
Philip Manly calls it Connect Imaging Inc.
Connect Imaging installs picture-archiving and communications
systems in clinics and hospitals. The system allows
people to view medical images -- from modalities such
as a CT scan, MRI, ultrasound or x-ray -- on a computer
screen rather than on black-and-white film placed over
light boxes.
"In the business world, when do you use paper?"
Manly asked. "Never. The medical field is starting
to go digital, too."
Connect Imaging began advertising only recently, relying
instead on satisfied customers recommending its system
to others, Manly says. That strategy generated revenue
growth of almost 250 percent over two years, from $302,654
in 2000 to $1,043,057 in 2002. That performance placed
Connect Imaging No. 7 on PBN's Fastest 50 list of growing
businesses.
While there are other picture-archiving and communications
systems in the medical community, Manly says he has
developed a product that's easy to use and less expensive.
"Users have told us it's the easiest to do,"
he said, adding that it takes just 15 minutes to train
clients on his system compared to the hours or days
of training the other systems require.
His system costs half as much as the others, he says,
"because we're efficient in how we do our programming
and we maintain a low overhead."
Manly came up with the easy-to-use picture-archiving
and communications system when he realized none existed.
"There seemed to be a need for it and I could
do it," he said. "I know a lot about the field."
A physicist from Boston, Manly has been in the medical
business for 25 years and manages another medical physics
consulting business called Gamma Corp. He moved to Hawaii
in 1971 after earning a BS in physics at the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology and an MS in health physics
at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He's also certified
by both the American Board of Health Physics and the
American Board of Radiology, an accomplishment fewer
than 70 medical physicists in the United States have
made.
Connect Imaging has installed its system in 15 to 20
clinics and hospitals in Hawaii, Guam, Saipan, Ohio,
Pennsylvania and Georgia.
Because clients are spread out over different time
zones, Manly finds it necessary to provide 24/7/365
customer service. He's able to so this by always having
one engineer on call every night and using technology
that enables the engineer to remotely troubleshoot and
fix problems customers have, no matter where they are.
Connect Imaging, Inc. was voted one of
the 50 fastest growing small companies in Hawaii. Pacific
Business News, in conjuction with First Hawaiian Bank
and PricewaterhouseCoopers compiled its list of finalists
for the ninth annual "Fastest 50" small business
awards program and announced that Connect Imaging Inc.
was among the fastest 50.
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