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Company News: Delcam Establishes Health Care Division

The new division will help companies across the medical, dental, and associated markets.

Delcam
Fri, 09/11/2009 - 12:52
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(Delcam: Birmingham, UK) -- CAD/CAM developer, Delcam, has established a dedicated health care division to provide a greater focus on this increasingly important part of its business. The new division will help companies across the medical, dental, and associated industries to apply Delcam’s expertise and experience in taking advantage of the latest design and manufacturing techniques. Delcam’s commercial director, Bart Simpson, has been appointed as the head of the new division.

“Companies in the health care industry face the same demands from their patients that our traditional engineering clients see from their customers for faster delivery of better and cheaper products,” explains Delcam’s managing director, Clive Martell. “Patients want to receive higher quality products and services, and they want to complete their treatment in the shortest possible time. At the same time, health care companies are under pressure to provide this higher quality at lower cost and to increase their productivity to meet the growing demand. These requirements can only be met through the application of more advanced and more automated technology.”

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