Akira Kobayashi

Akira Kobayashi
Chief Senior Director of Solution Business, President of Subsidiary, Director
Infocom Corporation

Richard Linden, Merge eFilm President and Chief Executive Officer, and Akira Kobayashi, Infocom General Manager, Life Science Division, signed the agreement in Tokyo, Japan.
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"We have chosen to partner with Merge eFilm because of their knowledge and understanding of radiology workflow, and for their affordable, innovative software solutions that support it," said Akira Kobayashi, Infocom's Divisional General Manager."Our agreement will extend the accessibility of diagnostic images by radiologists and clinicians throughout Japanese healthcare organizations.We will leverage our experience in the Japanese healthcare system to incorporate the nuances of the Japanese language into this clinically robust visualization tool.We are pleased to bring the efficiencies and cost savings that this innovative software has generated throughout the world to our country."

Infocom will demonstrate a beta version of the software at RSNA (Radiological Society of North America) in Chicago, Illinois, McCormick Place, December 1-5, at the Merge eFilm exhibit, booth 2117.

Richard Linden, Merge eFilm President and Chief Executive Officer, and Akira Kobayashi, Infocom General Manager, Life Science Division, signed the agreement in Tokyo, Japan.

Richard Linden, Merge eFilm President and Chief Executive Officer, and Akira Kobayashi, Infocom General Manager, Life Science Division, signed the agreement in Tokyo, Japan.
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"We have chosen to partner with Merge eFilm because of their knowledge and understanding of radiology workflow, and for their affordable, innovative software solutions that support it," said Akira Kobayashi, Infocom's Divisional General Manager.

Richard Linden, Merge eFilm President and Chief Executive Officer, and Akira Kobayashi, Infocom General Manager, Life Science Division, signed the agreement in Tokyo, Japan.
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"We have chosen to partner with Merge eFilm because of their knowledge and understanding of radiology workflow, and for their affordable, innovative software solutions that support it," said Akira Kobayashi, Infocom's Divisional General Manager."Our agreement will extend the accessibility of diagnostic images by radiologists and clinicians throughout Japanese healthcare organizations.We will leverage our experience in the Japanese healthcare system to incorporate the nuances of the Japanese language into this clinically robust visualization tool.We are pleased to bring the efficiencies and cost savings that this innovative software has generated throughout the world to our country."

Infocom will demonstrate a beta version of the software at RSNA (Radiological Society of North America) in Chicago, Illinois, McCormick Place, December 1-5, at the Merge eFilm exhibit, booth 2117.

Richard Linden, Merge eFilm President and Chief Executive Officer, and Akira Kobayashi, Infocom General Manager, Life Science Division, signed the agreement in Tokyo, Japan.
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"We have chosen to partner with Merge eFilm because of their knowledge and understanding of radiology workflow, and for their affordable, innovative software solutions that support it," said Akira Kobayashi, Infocom's Divisional General Manager."Our agreement will extend the accessibility of diagnostic images by radiologists and clinicians throughout Japanese healthcare organizations.We will leverage our experience in the Japanese healthcare system to incorporate the nuances of the Japanese language into this clinically robust visualization tool.We are pleased to bring the efficiencies and cost savings that this innovative software has generated throughout the world to our country."Infocom will demonstrate a beta version of the software at RSNA (Radiological Society of North America) in Chicago, Illinois, McCormick Place, December 1-5, at the Merge eFilm exhibit, booth 2117.

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