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EPISODE · May 11, 2026 · 15 MIN

Ramsoft and Lamb Technologies on Why Buying More IT Doesn’t Equal Higher Productivity in Radiology

from Healthcare IT Today Interviews · host John Lynn

Buying more software does not automatically equal higher productivity in radiology.Vijay Ramanathan, CEO at Ramsoft, and Charlie Lamb, CEO at Lamb Technologies, break down the realities of modern medical imaging. They explain why successful IT deployments require deep workflow integration instead of just dropping off a new product. Viewers will learn how to shift from reactive break-fix IT to continuous optimization that actually helps clinicians do more with less.In addition, hear how a long-term partnership between a service provider and solution vendor has evolved through years of collaboration in a changing healthcare environment – and how that parallel evolution has helped both organizations. 🔔 Subscribe for more great interviews with Health IT leaders. Learn more about Ramsoft at https://www.ramsoft.com/ Learn more about Lamb Technologies at https://lambtechnologies.com/ Find more great health IT content at https://www.healthcareittoday.com/

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