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Panasonic signs distie for healthcare toughbook

Aug 17, 2009 3:21 PM
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Panasonic chooses DH Technology for health

Panasonic has appointed DH Technology as a distributor for the recently launched CF-H1 Toughbook.

CF-H1 is a purpose built mobile assistant for the healthcare profession.

DH Technology joins Multimedia Technology as a Panasonic distributor for the Toughbook H1.

DH Technology is a mobile computing hardware distributor, with over 2000 dealers located around Australia and has experience in the healthcare industry. 

Mark Deere-Jones, director for Business Systems Group at Panasonic Australia said the appointment will give Panasonic's Toughbook H1 an enhanced presence in the Health IT market.

"Since launching the exciting new H1 healthcare product earlier this year, we have been looking to partner with an experienced healthcare distributor who shared our enthusiasm for this new technology and the many ways it will improve productivity and patient care."

"DH Technology has a dedicated healthcare sales and support team with specialised knowledge of the industry and an existing portfolio of healthcare products to complement the H1."

The H1 was developed in conjunction with healthcare professionals, to precisely suit the workflow and operating environment of healthcare professionals, claimed Panasonic.

 

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