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3M Opens New Innovation Center in Silver Spring, Maryland
By: Marketwired .
Jan. 10, 2013 12:42 PM
SALT LAKE CITY, UT -- (Marketwire) -- 01/10/13 -- 3M Health Information Systems today announced it is bringing technology innovation even closer to customers with the opening of the 3M Innovation Center in Silver Spring, Maryland. The new Innovation Center is dedicated to collaboration between 3M Health Information Systems and hospitals, health systems, payers, government agencies and business partners in a state-of-the art interactive environment where clients can work with 3M to develop customized solutions that address their greatest business challenges. The new 3M Innovation Center offers a dynamic experience, telling the story of 3M Health Information Systems and introducing visitors to the full array of 3M health information technology solutions and consulting services. Clients participate in executive briefings, view real-time product demonstrations and get a first-hand preview of 3M's emerging technologies. The launch of the Silver Spring Innovation Center follows the 2011 opening of the 3M Innovation Center at 3M Health Information Systems headquarters in Salt Lake City, Utah. "Creating innovative products and services that respond to customer needs has always been a way of life at 3M," said Jon Lindekugel, president of 3M Health Information Systems. "With our Innovation Centers, clients can step away from their daily operations and join with us to design practical and ingenious technology solutions that the healthcare industry needs to succeed." Clients can arrange a visit to the 3M Health Information Systems Innovation Center in Silver Spring, Md., by calling 301-281-8759 or in Salt Lake City, Utah, by calling 801-265-4332.
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