CROs need one platform for GLP and non-GLP studies, every scanner, and seamless sponsor access. Here's what a CRO-grade IMS actually requires.

Dropbox, scanner-bundled software, or enterprise IMS? Understand the real tradeoffs at each tier — and the signs you've outgrown your current setup.

Your IMS shapes scanner flexibility, compliance posture, and analyst tool options for years. Here's why it's the most strategic decision in your stack.

Building an in-house IMS looks appealing — until you account for the real cost. Here's why purpose-built commercial platforms almost always win.

Announcing the release of PathcoreFlow 4.2, introducing updates designed to make pathology data management, collaboration, and image analysis faster, simpler, and more flexible.

Scholar 2.2 introduces major upgrades to reporting, enabling automated assessment and delivery of reusable digital content. This release is built to modernize and enhance pathology training in medical schools, residency training programs, global CME and CDx programs, and EQA programs—without compromising on flexibility or insight.

Understand what a digital pathology IMS does, how platforms compare, what to look for, and why it's the most important decision in your digital pathology journey — a complete guide for labs evaluating their options.

There has never been a better time to migrate from Aperio eSlide Manager (eSM) or other legacy slide sharing platforms. As digital pathology adoption accelerates, new scientific demands are pushing the limits of what legacy systems can support. Here's why you need an enterprise-grade IMS.

As digital pathology accelerates, many labs are struggling to keep pace with storage demands. This blog explores how Pathcore’s revamped cloud architecture solves that challenge. Smarter, more affordable storage is here.

As research budgets shrink and institutions reassess their financial commitments, digital pathology vendors and CROs are rethinking how they deliver value—and why scalable image management is now critical to staying competitive.

Learn how scanners, image management, analysis tools, and LIMS work together — and why getting the stack right determines the value of every investment.

100GB files, 35+ channels, fragmented formats: spatial biology breaks conventional image management. Here's what purpose-built infrastructure looks like.

High slide volumes, GLP compliance, and distributed review demand more than a generic IMS. Here's what tox path workflows actually require.

In our recent webinar, we explore these technical challenges brought by multiplex imaging and introduce PathcoreFlow 4.0, a next-generation cloud-based image management system designed to revolutionize how pathologists and research teams handle spatial biology files.

Single Sign-On (SSO) technology streamlines workflows and enhances both efficiency and security. This blog article outlines the practical enhancements brought by SSO to our platform.

Read about the host of improvements that the latest release of PathcoreScholar™ delivers, allowing authentic clinical experiences to be delivered in medical training programs.

Pathologists have a significant impact on the accuracy of clinical diagnoses. Patient management decisions are dependent upon the accuracy of the reports generated by pathologists, which guide clinicians in ensuring optimal therapeutic plans are formulated.

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to impact work and life, digital pathology systems allow work to continue through remote work.

March 8th is International Women’s Day - a global day of recognition and celebration for the achievements of women. At Pathcore, we wanted to take a moment to acknowledge the outstanding achievements of 10 trailblazing women in pathology, both past and present.

An Image Management System (IMS) should improve the efficiency and effectiveness of your pathology lab. Finding the right IMS plays a critical role in what you can achieve with your digital pathology (DP) system. The digital pathology ecosystem is fragmented, but a good IMS can bridge these gaps - they are designed to broker communication between systems.

Pathology is considered one of the oldest, yet most important pillars in medicine and healthcare. Over the past 20 years, technology has played a key role in disrupting and changing the landscape of several industries by digitizing traditional analog processes - and pathology is no exception.

Looking back on 2019, it has definitely been an exciting year for all of us at Pathcore. We launched our new website, introduced new software features, attended many trade shows and conferences, and welcomed new members to our team!

DICOM WG-26 continued to push the boundaries of interoperability at DICOM Digital Pathology Connectathons throughout 2019. Similar to 2018’s successful Connectathons, these events showcased the use of the DICOM Standard to achieve interoperability of Whole Slide Imaging between different vendor’s equipment and software. Learn more about DICOM for Digital Pathology Interoperability.