For some it means Bring Your Own Device. For others who experienced network crashes from viruses contributed by people hooking their personal device into the company network it means Bring Your Own Disease or Destruction. In this modern age the mobile device is a wonderful addition to our ability to communicate. But if you are [...]
Here’s another study questioning the usefulness of screening mammography. This one is from Sweden and reported in DOTmed news on July 18. Here’s the link: http://www.dotmed.com/news/story/19165?utm_campaign=2012-07-19&utm_source=DOTmed+News&utm_medium=email […]
Recently IAMERS was rated in the top ten sites for international due diligence for medical equipment. Actually we were #3. Take a look, the word is getting around. http://www.raps.org/focus-online/features/features-article-view/article/1156/regulatory-information-and-intelligence-tools-devices.aspx […]
by: Wayne Webster I’ve been in the workplace for 37-years and most of that time I’ve been working in or around the medical imaging space. About 10-years ago I started my consulting firm and began working with dealers and servicers of used medical imaging devices. I found this subset of the medical imaging device business [...]
by: Robert Kerwin Fifty nine countries worldwide, including France, China and the United States,[1] are signatories to the U.N. Convention on Contract for the International Sale of Goods (“CISG”). The purpose of the CISG is to bring uniformity to international business transactions principally with respect to commonly used trade terms. If you live and work [...]
by: Robert Kerwin With the worldwide rise in ferreting out bribery and global corruption, it is never more important to really know your business partner. The risk of ‘not’ knowing with whom you are dealing in business may include being exposed to situations potentially violative of the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (“FCPA”). This admonition [...]