Okay, great. Thank you both. That was very interesting. Cholesterol can be both good and bad, so it's important to learn what cholesterol is, how it affects your health and how to manage your blood cholesterol. Sincerely, Hardware manufacturers like Aperio, Bioimagene, CRi, Olympus,  Omnyx, Philips, etc would likely challenge that they offer all this and more within their solutions.  For example, Aperio’s SecondSlide has over 3000 users worldwide,  and Bioimagene’s PathXchange has over 8600 users worldwide collaborating in an easy to use environment that is scaleable, supports a variety of image files and formats,  and are designed to organize and deliver large datasets.  PathXchange even launched an “APP” this week- it seriously cannot get easier than that! On top of all of this, DICOM (a universal healthcare file format) was just been approved for whole slide images (WSI).  With a universal format established, WSI could soon be integrated in to radiology PACS, LIS, and other middleware systems improving the interoperability hurdle that our industry has been burdened with.   Now what are the benefits of a digital pathology middleware company?

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