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Novarad Deploys NovaPACS Update Across 1,000+ Global Sites Using Remote Infrastructure

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What happened

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Novarad deployed the 9.1 update for NovaPACS across more than 1,000 sites globally, ranging from small imaging centers to large hospital systems. This rollout utilized Novarad Central Command (NCC), a centralized platform that manages remote deployment, monitoring, and support for the company's installed base. NCC also handles licensing remotely, allowing for activation without requiring on-site personnel.

From standard-freeholder.com

Why it matters

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The deployment demonstrates the utility of Novarad's remote management infrastructure, which has been operating for over 30 years. NCC monitors system health, error logs, and database status preemptively, allowing the company's support teams to identify issues before customers do. This capability supports the company's operational model in the imaging market.

From standard-freeholder.com

Who's involved

  • David ClarkAssociated with the company whose support team is based in Provo.
  • ProvoLocation where Novarad's centralized support team operates.

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The entities involved

  • David Clark

    Ph.D. Michigan Technological University 2011

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  • Provo

    city in and county seat of Utah County, Utah, United States

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