The backbone of the Philips IntelliSite Pathology Solution* is a customizable server and storage configuration that offers management of image repositories, comprehensive LIS interoperability, and tailored network options.
This component enables comprehensive integration with your institute’s information systems, creating a network for histology image sharing with features like automatic data management that positively impact laboratory effectiveness.
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Interoperability with your LIS allows for automatic case organization of slides into relevant slide folders. This removes the need for manual glass slide organization into slide trays and automates case dispatching to pathologists. In addition you can decide how to automatically archive, delete, or back up your digitized cases and relevant information.
Automate your data management
Interoperability with your LIS allows for automatic case organization of slides into relevant slide folders. This removes the need for manual glass slide organization into slide trays and automates case dispatching to pathologists. In addition you can decide how to automatically archive, delete, or back up your digitized cases and relevant information.
Automate your data management
Interoperability with your LIS allows for automatic case organization of slides into relevant slide folders. This removes the need for manual glass slide organization into slide trays and automates case dispatching to pathologists. In addition you can decide how to automatically archive, delete, or back up your digitized cases and relevant information.
Interoperability with your LIS allows for automatic case organization of slides into relevant slide folders. This removes the need for manual glass slide organization into slide trays and automates case dispatching to pathologists. In addition you can decide how to automatically archive, delete, or back up your digitized cases and relevant information.
Scalable, tailored server and storage
Scalable, tailored server and storage
The scalability of the Image Management System allows your digital pathology solution to gradually grow with your lab’s needs. The software allows virtual networking across labs and can interface with multiple information systems (such as an LIS). One server with the IMS software installed can be configured to support up to 14 scanners. Choose from performance storage, capacity storage, or long-term storage to suit your needs for handling the digitized data.
Scalable, tailored server and storage
The scalability of the Image Management System allows your digital pathology solution to gradually grow with your lab’s needs. The software allows virtual networking across labs and can interface with multiple information systems (such as an LIS). One server with the IMS software installed can be configured to support up to 14 scanners. Choose from performance storage, capacity storage, or long-term storage to suit your needs for handling the digitized data.
Scalable, tailored server and storage
The scalability of the Image Management System allows your digital pathology solution to gradually grow with your lab’s needs. The software allows virtual networking across labs and can interface with multiple information systems (such as an LIS). One server with the IMS software installed can be configured to support up to 14 scanners. Choose from performance storage, capacity storage, or long-term storage to suit your needs for handling the digitized data.
The scalability of the Image Management System allows your digital pathology solution to gradually grow with your lab’s needs. The software allows virtual networking across labs and can interface with multiple information systems (such as an LIS). One server with the IMS software installed can be configured to support up to 14 scanners. Choose from performance storage, capacity storage, or long-term storage to suit your needs for handling the digitized data.
Multi-site harmonization and security
Multi-site harmonization and security
The multi-site setup is a common approach to creating a virtual network made up of multiple laboratories, allowing you to connect your team with a scalable solution and sharing histology data across an organization. Multiple sites can access each other’s images and exchange cases which enables workload balancing across locations. This enhances your ability to quickly reach specialists and sub-specialists for remote consultations.
Multi-site harmonization and security
The multi-site setup is a common approach to creating a virtual network made up of multiple laboratories, allowing you to connect your team with a scalable solution and sharing histology data across an organization. Multiple sites can access each other’s images and exchange cases which enables workload balancing across locations. This enhances your ability to quickly reach specialists and sub-specialists for remote consultations.
Multi-site harmonization and security
The multi-site setup is a common approach to creating a virtual network made up of multiple laboratories, allowing you to connect your team with a scalable solution and sharing histology data across an organization. Multiple sites can access each other’s images and exchange cases which enables workload balancing across locations. This enhances your ability to quickly reach specialists and sub-specialists for remote consultations.
The multi-site setup is a common approach to creating a virtual network made up of multiple laboratories, allowing you to connect your team with a scalable solution and sharing histology data across an organization. Multiple sites can access each other’s images and exchange cases which enables workload balancing across locations. This enhances your ability to quickly reach specialists and sub-specialists for remote consultations.
Interoperability with your LIS allows for automatic case organization of slides into relevant slide folders. This removes the need for manual glass slide organization into slide trays and automates case dispatching to pathologists. In addition you can decide how to automatically archive, delete, or back up your digitized cases and relevant information.
Automate your data management
Interoperability with your LIS allows for automatic case organization of slides into relevant slide folders. This removes the need for manual glass slide organization into slide trays and automates case dispatching to pathologists. In addition you can decide how to automatically archive, delete, or back up your digitized cases and relevant information.
Automate your data management
Interoperability with your LIS allows for automatic case organization of slides into relevant slide folders. This removes the need for manual glass slide organization into slide trays and automates case dispatching to pathologists. In addition you can decide how to automatically archive, delete, or back up your digitized cases and relevant information.
Interoperability with your LIS allows for automatic case organization of slides into relevant slide folders. This removes the need for manual glass slide organization into slide trays and automates case dispatching to pathologists. In addition you can decide how to automatically archive, delete, or back up your digitized cases and relevant information.
Scalable, tailored server and storage
Scalable, tailored server and storage
The scalability of the Image Management System allows your digital pathology solution to gradually grow with your lab’s needs. The software allows virtual networking across labs and can interface with multiple information systems (such as an LIS). One server with the IMS software installed can be configured to support up to 14 scanners. Choose from performance storage, capacity storage, or long-term storage to suit your needs for handling the digitized data.
Scalable, tailored server and storage
The scalability of the Image Management System allows your digital pathology solution to gradually grow with your lab’s needs. The software allows virtual networking across labs and can interface with multiple information systems (such as an LIS). One server with the IMS software installed can be configured to support up to 14 scanners. Choose from performance storage, capacity storage, or long-term storage to suit your needs for handling the digitized data.
Scalable, tailored server and storage
The scalability of the Image Management System allows your digital pathology solution to gradually grow with your lab’s needs. The software allows virtual networking across labs and can interface with multiple information systems (such as an LIS). One server with the IMS software installed can be configured to support up to 14 scanners. Choose from performance storage, capacity storage, or long-term storage to suit your needs for handling the digitized data.
The scalability of the Image Management System allows your digital pathology solution to gradually grow with your lab’s needs. The software allows virtual networking across labs and can interface with multiple information systems (such as an LIS). One server with the IMS software installed can be configured to support up to 14 scanners. Choose from performance storage, capacity storage, or long-term storage to suit your needs for handling the digitized data.
Multi-site harmonization and security
Multi-site harmonization and security
The multi-site setup is a common approach to creating a virtual network made up of multiple laboratories, allowing you to connect your team with a scalable solution and sharing histology data across an organization. Multiple sites can access each other’s images and exchange cases which enables workload balancing across locations. This enhances your ability to quickly reach specialists and sub-specialists for remote consultations.
Multi-site harmonization and security
The multi-site setup is a common approach to creating a virtual network made up of multiple laboratories, allowing you to connect your team with a scalable solution and sharing histology data across an organization. Multiple sites can access each other’s images and exchange cases which enables workload balancing across locations. This enhances your ability to quickly reach specialists and sub-specialists for remote consultations.
Multi-site harmonization and security
The multi-site setup is a common approach to creating a virtual network made up of multiple laboratories, allowing you to connect your team with a scalable solution and sharing histology data across an organization. Multiple sites can access each other’s images and exchange cases which enables workload balancing across locations. This enhances your ability to quickly reach specialists and sub-specialists for remote consultations.
The multi-site setup is a common approach to creating a virtual network made up of multiple laboratories, allowing you to connect your team with a scalable solution and sharing histology data across an organization. Multiple sites can access each other’s images and exchange cases which enables workload balancing across locations. This enhances your ability to quickly reach specialists and sub-specialists for remote consultations.
Specifications
IMS application server and storage
IMS application server and storage
CPU
Dual socket Intel 6-core @ 2.3GHz
RAM
32GB
Storage
Protection against a single disk failure, e.g. RAID configuration or data replication.
Protection against a single disk failure, e.g. RAID configuration or data replication.
For usage with 5 scanners or more: Flash Disks
*The Philips IntelliSite Pathology Solution is an automated digital pathology image creation, management and analysis system comprising of an ultra-fast pathology slide scanner, an image management system and clinical display; and including advanced tools
By clicking on the link, you will be leaving the official Royal Philips ("Philips") website. Any links to third-party websites that may appear on this site are provided only for your convenience and in no way represent any affiliation or endorsement of the information provided on those linked websites. Philips makes no representations or warranties of any kind with regard to any third-party websites or the information contained therein.
