I have to teach histology or pathology and…
I want to share my slides with my students and show slides in my lectures; I want an all in one solution to setup course material and tests.
I’m looking for a cloud-based hassle-free way to host and share my slides and cases. I want to build multiple collections and swap them out as I see fit.
I’m looking to integrate virtual slides into my learning management system (LMS). I already use one of the following: canvas, blackboard, Moodle, Brightspace.
I have a collection of slides with identifiable data that I need to anonymize before I can use them for teaching or research
PMA.start (free viewer)
I want to occasionally share or discuss slides with colleagues. We are working together on a collection of slides and we all use different slide formats, we need a common cloud working place accessible to all.
I want to have my own teaching mobile app
I want to built my own educational website.
I’m in clinical research and
I want to look at large collections of slides originating from test animals. I don’t want the hassle of categorizing slides. I’m searching for a system that is file/project based rather than case-oriented.
PIMS-LS
I want to occasionally share or discuss slides with colleagues. We are working together on a collection of slides and we all use different slide formats, we need a common cloud working place accessible to all.
I work for a pharmaceutical company with new immunohistochemical biomarkers in the portfolio. I am interested in biomarker trainings for pathologists in different countries.
I’m a pathologist and…
I need an IMS that is integrated with my LIS and do all my diagnostic work with scanned images.
P-IMS – DX
I need to supervise Pathologists in training
We need to test and certify the proficiency of the pathologists in our team
I’m a lab manager and…
I need a workflow oriented IMS with a QC module to do post-scanning QC and perform my IHC QA
I’m an IT decision maker at my organization and…
We need to migrate our current slide repository from our network NAS/SAN to an object-based S3 bucket. Pathomation software supports S3 natively, without the hassle of needing to temporarily download large blobs to local disk.
I already have various slide viewers distributed throughout our organization. I’m tired of having to maintain them all and am a looking for a single environment that supports them all. which supports all common imaging modalities, and an unprecedented number of vendor-specific file formats.
I’m a software vendor and…
We build a (AP)L(I)MS system that needs to be extended to also support virtual slides. Can I embed Pathomation into my own software products?
We are building AI algorithms and I want to use a ready made CE-IVD certified Image Management Software as a platform to support my AI algorithms
We are building AI algorithms and I need to prove and document clinical accuracy, specificity and sensitivity for regulatory submission
I want to start with digital pathology and…
I want to look at slides on an external hard disk someone sent me. Isn’t there such thing as a free universal digital slide viewer?
PMA.start (free viewer)
I’m searching for a single environment to navigate brightfield, fluorescent, and z-stacked slides both for local content, and centralized content on a networked device.
PIMS
I want to make annotations on slides.
All Pathomation products
I want to view multiple slides simultaneously and browse through them simultaneously in synchronous fashion.
I need to be able to share my slides with friends and colleagues.
I want to store my slides in an S3 bucket and not go through the hassle of constantly have to download/upload them. Pathomation supports native S3 storage without the hassle (and time consuming overhead!) of downloading temporary copies to local disk storage.
I want to create specific curricula for students; attention to detail is important; students need to be able to actively interact with me and I want to track individuals’ progress. I understand I’m going to have to learn how to setup course material, but am happy that the learning curve for students is kept very low.