| Wipro develops a comprehensive
multimedia application for MR Software |
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| The idea |
| To increase end user comfort
and productivity while operating the MR modality. |
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| The client |
| Leading diagnostic imaging equipment
manufacturer. |
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| The business challenge |
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Evaluation
of third party software libraries and resolving
of integration issues |
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Reduction
of time to market of the enhance featured
product |
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Integration with the system
with no violation of existing standards |
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| Wipro’s solution |
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Complete execution
(design and implementation) of project offshore |
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Provided solution
after in depth analysis of third party toolkits
(image libraries and DVD/CD authoring software) |
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Bug Free implementation
supporting various image formats |
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The pixel data adhered
to the proprietary normalization and the label
formats |
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The look and feel of the
GUI was exactly same as the existing system’s
layout |
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The architecture of the
multimedia component adhered to existing system |
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The performance was up
to the third party library efficiency |
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| Business benefits |
Standards
based format enhancing end user productivity and
efficiency
Series of images acquired on the system could be
converted into standard movie formats for doctors
to view and diagnose these on their DICOM compliant
workstation. (E.g. MPEG, MOV and AVI) User did not
require access to modality console for doing the
same
Increased end customer convenience
The doctor/operator could store the standard image
formats (e.g. BMP, JPEG, etc) on removable media
which could be then handed over to patients. This
way the patient need not carry hard prints of the
images
Improved interoperability and information
sharing
The generated images can be transferred electronically
through mail and can be put in studies/reports prepared
by the doctor
Focus on core competence
Customer was able to focus on product development
and delivery as Wipro handled the supplementary
development activities
Increased market competitiveness
Time to market reduced by thirty percent |
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