FPT and Konica Minolta collaborate to implement a global healthcare project
FPT and Konica Minolta (Japan) are proud to officially announce the launch of the Konica Minolta (KMI) project – a significant partnership marking the first globalization milestone of FPT digital healthcare platform.
The KMI project focuses on modernizing and optimizing medical data integration by implementing a core component of FPT Digital Healthcare Platform within the HL7 FHIR standard framework into Konica Minolta’s advanced Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS). The collaboration between FPT and Konica Minolta aims to ensure compatibility and interoperability between the FPT.eHospital (EMR) system and KONICA MINOLTA FINO.VITA.GX (PACS), enabling healthcare providers to manage patient information more efficiently, minimize redundancy, and improve accuracy in patient care. Additionally, it directly enhances clinical decision-making by providing real-time patient data.
FPT and Konica Minolta (Japan) collaborate to implement a comprehensive healthcare project that meets HL7 FHIR standards.
The strategic partnership with KMI not only affirms FPT’s capabilities in digital healthcare but also opens opportunities for Vietnamese technology to reach the global stage. KMI is expected to become a core platform that enhances data interoperability, establishing a strong connection between Electronic Medical Records (EMR) and Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS). This, in turn, improves healthcare management efficiency, enhances the quality of healthcare services, and accelerates the digital transformation process in medical organizations both domestically and internationally.
The project launch ceremony took place online, connecting Vietnam and Japan.
“We are honored to collaborate with Konica Minolta on this important project, marking a new milestone in FPT’s journey to expand its digital healthcare solutions to the global market. The application of the HL7 FHIR standard to the Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) not only optimizes medical data exchange but also lays a solid foundation for a modern digital healthcare ecosystem with tightly integrated systems. This project is also a clear demonstration of FPT’s commitment to delivering advanced technological solutions that contribute to improving healthcare quality on an international scale,” shared Mr. Nguyen Duy Hien, Deputy Director of Healthcare Sector at FPT IS, FPT Corporation.
Pioneering new technology trends through innovative and effective services and solutions, FPT has been actively supporting governments, provinces, organizations, and enterprises in digital transformation for national development and societal progress. Specifically in the healthcare and medical sector, FPT aims to build a digital healthcare ecosystem, providing comprehensive, fast, and convenient services for regulatory agencies, medical facilities, pharmaceutical companies, pharmacy networks, and the general public.
