From three technology sectors - devices, infrastructure, and services and media - come new ideas and applications that reshape the infoimaging category. In the infoimaging space, each breakthrough blazes a new trail in how businesses and consumers communicate through pictures.

Digital medical imaging at the Olympic Games

Dr. Patrick Schamash, medical director of the International Olympic Committee, describes the critical role infoimaging plays in diagnosing athletes' injuries today - and tomorrow.

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Kodak and The Walt Disney Company extend multi-year corporate alliance agreement

Digital cinema, digital memory albums, images in magazines and theme parks. The Walt Disney Company's entertainment efforts are interwoven with infoimaging technologies, says Bob Lambert, senior vice president of New Technology at Disney.

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Infoimaging technologies create "virtual tours" in real estate

Virtual Tours help increase exposure of sellers' properties, using panoramic digital scenes to help "show" a home online.

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New York-Presbyterian extends agreement With Kodak for PACS, CR, Laser Imagers

Image capture and digital technologies are giving medical professionals quicker access to more diagnostic imaging solutions in a $22 billion (USD) industry.

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Although no single company provides the complete range of capabilities in each infoimaging category, Kodak has the distinction of being one of the only companies that plays in all three.