We built Mach7 on one idea: your medical images shouldn't be locked inside any single vendor's system. Vendor-neutral archiving. Universal viewing. True data independence. New here on X — follow along for what's next in enterprise imaging.

St Teresa's Hospital has served Hong Kong for more than eighty years. In November 2019 it set out to replace a legacy PACS that only scaled with costly additional hardware. Its story: mach7t.com/s/st-teresas-hosp…

"Everybody automatically drops to salary, which we try to be competitive on, but it takes much more than that these days." Jessica Bordeaux, CEO of Raleigh Radiology, on competing for radiologists: mach7t.com/s/flight-path-ep-…

Information Lifecycle Management (ILM) applies one change to many imaging studies in a single operation: move, copy, purge, compress, route. Before it runs, you can preview which studies it is about to touch. mach7t.com/s/three-things-vn…

"Storage is a cost. An operating system is a decision you live with." Teri Thomas on why your imaging archive now deserves the second kind of review: mach7t.com/s/archive-operati…

Three questions for anyone writing a rural imaging plan this year, starting with: when a patient is referred out, can the specialist open your images, or do they reorder the scan? mach7t.com/s/imaging-one-few…

Heading to Chicago for RSNA? Find us at booth 4116, South Hall, Nov. 29 to Dec. 2. A quick demo or 30 minutes in our meeting room, your call. #RSNA26 mach7t.com/s/rsna-2026-x

Remote and hybrid reading changes more than where a radiologist sits. Our paper with DocPanel on what cloud reading means for burnout and subspecialty coverage: mach7t.com/s/cloud-solutions…

Imaging informatics in five parts: foundations, standards, the systems that store and display images, infrastructure and trust, and where it is all going. A free, vendor-neutral guide: mach7t.com/s/imaging-informa…

"The specialist needs the best image to deliver the best care, particularly if they're doing it virtually." Mitchell Fong on Flight Path: mach7t.com/s/flight-path-ep-…

The last section of The Journey to Enterprise Imaging is about choosing a partner, not just a product, because the work keeps going long after go-live. Free download: mach7t.com/s/journey-enterpr…

New Flight Path: Mitchell Fong of Innovise Consulting on where imaging fits in rural health's $50 billion reset, the repeat-scan problem, and why to build for year six. mach7t.com/s/flight-path-ep-…

Six factors usually push a health system to modernize its PACS. Our framework paper names them, and the evaluation section is free to read before you download: mach7t.com/s/legacy-pacs-mod…

Rural health has $50 billion to spend over the next five years. Where should imaging sit in the plan? New Flight Path tomorrow. mach7t.com/s/flight-path4-x

Many imaging delays are not reading delays. They are routing delays: which system gets told, in what order, and what happens when one does not answer. mach7t.com/s/communication2-…

The most expensive line in an imaging budget is rarely on the invoice. It is the cost of leaving, and almost nobody prices it at purchase. mach7t.com/s/enterprise-imag…

An AI flag can lift an outpatient head CT with a brain bleed to the top of the worklist. The radiologist still makes the diagnosis. Ginea Qualls on where AI fits. mach7t.com/s/right-study-rig…

"Communication is a potentially lossy compression process." Marc Kohli of UCSF Health, on why structure in radiology reports matters. mach7t.com/s/flight-path-ep-…

You can plan a cloud move down to the last detail. Then an animal, hundreds of miles away, takes out a network line. What imaging leaders who've made the move would tell you: mach7t.com/s/hard-part-isnt-…

"If that was my grandmother, if that was my mom... there's somebody sitting at home wanting that result." Ginea Qualls, Radiology Associates, on keeping the patient first. mach7t.com/s/flight-path-ep-…

Enterprise imaging is less a product than an agreement: one place images live, one way in, one way back out for every clinician. mach7t.com/s/enterprise-imag…