SOFTWARE ENGINEERING CORPORATION - SENCOR SUPPORTING JVC LIBRARIES FOR MEDICAL ARCHIVAL

Software Engineering Corporation - SENCOR announces support for JVC's line of MC8000 automated DVD-RAM libraries. SENCOR is currently displaying SENCOR Medical Archive (SMA) in JVC's booth (#2176) at the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) annual meeting at McCormick Place, Chicago, Illinois.

Chicago, IL --(November 26, 2001)-- SOFTWARE ENGINEERING CORPORATION - SENCOR has announced their medical storage software - SENCOR Medical Archive (SMA) supports JVCs full line of DVD-RAM automated libraries.

SMA enables medical facilities to concurrently manage DICOM data on any number of local or distributed RAIDs (Redundant Array of Disks) and automated libraries from multiple vendors utilizing multiple media types. With SMA, medical facilities can store, query and retrieve an unlimited number of digitally stored radiology images (e.g., MRIs, CTs, Ultrasounds, X-Rays, etc.,).

Hospitals, radiology centers and other medical facilities benefit from using SMA for a number of reasons.

   a.   Scalability- The ability to store data on any number of RAIDs and automated libraries allows users to store an unlimited amount of data.

   b.   Redundancy- Users can easily keep redundant copies of data at remote locations (automatic media failure rollover and/or disaster recovery).

   c.   Flexibility- Support for multiple manufacturers and media types enables users to add JVC DVD-RAM libraries to existing systems.

   d.   Efficiency- SENCORs volume spanning support ensures nearly 100 percent of each volume is used.

   e.   Cost- SMA outperforms other radiology storage systems and is extremely competitively priced. In addition, digital storage is less expensive than traditional film and reduces human error (e.g., loosing files or folders containing film).

SENCOR is currently demonstrating SMA with JVC libraries at booth #2176 at the Radiological Society of North Americas 86th Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting (RSNA) in McCormick Place, Chicago, Illinois.

SOFTWARE ENGINEERING CORPORATION - SENCOR, headquartered in Bloomington, Minnesota is a software development firm producing storage software products for medical, video, document management and other digital storage-related industries. To learn more about Software Engineering Corporation, visit their web site at www.SENCORSOFT.com.

JVC PROFESSIONAL PRODUCTS COMPANY, headquartered in Wayne, New Jersey, distributes a complete line of DVD-RAM digital storage equipment. For more information about JVCs professional line of automated DVD libraries, visit their web site at www.JVC.com/pro/.

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