Sectra partners with S&S Partners to enter Brazil enterprise imaging market

By Public Technologies
  • Sectra entered a partner agreement with S&S Partners to enter Brazil, Latin America’s largest healthcare market.
  • Initial commercial focus targets Sectra One Cloud, a subscription-based enterprise imaging platform for Brazilian hospitals.
  • Deal positions Sectra for Brazil’s shift from on-premise imaging systems to cloud platforms, led by private hospital groups.
  • S&S Partners provides local market access, relationships with major private hospital groups, sector experience across Latin America.
  • Brazil has about 7,100 hospitals, creating a sizable addressable market for enterprise imaging deployments.


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