Technology | November 09, 2006

Cedara Introduces C4 Platform That Launches Multiple Applications

Included amongst Cedara’s suite of OEM/VAR solutions being showcased will be C4 (Cedara Clinical Control Center), a platform that allows clinical applications and plug-ins to be integrated into a single workstation, sharing system resources. While C4 can be used to quickly integrate clinical applications into any information system, it will be demonstrated at RSNA with Cedara’s Web PACS solution.

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