New Delhi: FUJIFILM Spain has introduced its advanced mobile application called ‘FUJIFILM connection‘, which offers a comprehensive solution for healthcare professionals to effectively manage service and support for their medical diagnostic devices. It provides real-time push notifications to keep users informed and up-to-date.
With ‘FUJIFILM Connect’, healthcare providers now have a unified platform that simplifies the process of creating and tracking service requests, along with efficient technical support at their fingertips. Users can conveniently generate service request tickets for their existing Fujifilm medical devices and also explore new products. The app is available for download on both the Apple Store and the Google Play Store.
“Fujifilm thrives on innovation and ‘FUJIFILM Connect’ mobile app it is another contribution to revolutionize the healthcare industry in India through our all-in-one solutions. Our goal is to provide one-stop, trouble-free service for all Fujifilm medical products. Through this smartphone app, healthcare professionals can not only track the status and services of their devices, but also explore upcoming advanced products with cutting-edge technology. I am confident that this tool will enhance our customers’ experience and help them achieve their mission of improving the quality of healthcare in India,” said Koji Wada, Managing Director of FUJIFILM India. The ‘FUJIFILM Connect’ app has different types of Fujifilm medical products, such as scanners for X-ray, mammography and MRI images, as well as CT scanners and other healthcare products. It brings several benefits to healthcare professionals, including easy one-touch access to product descriptions, eliminating the need for phone calls or toll-free numbers for support. In addition, the app allows users to view the current status of their contracts in real time, promoting transparency and ensuring timely maintenance services for medical products. In the future, the app will also include a selection of endoscopy products, the company said.
