Navigating PowerScribe® 360 End-of-Life

Microsoft’s decision to end annual renewals for PowerScribe® 360 by August 31, 2026 – and full support by August 31, 2027 – means many radiology organizations are facing something they haven’t had to do in years: plan for a full reporting system transition.

This is not a minor upgrade. It affects workflow, infrastructure, budgets, governance and day-to-day operations at the same time.

Transitions of this scale are demanding, but they also create space for more fundamental questions: What should a reporting system realistically deliver for radiologists today? How much infrastructure burden should IT carry? How much cognitive burden are clinicians already managing?

This discussion will help you evaluate the decision in front of you with clarity. A cross-functional panel examines what a platform conversion entails — operationally, financially and clinically — and how to effectively position your organization for the next decade of radiology technology.

Objectives:

• Define the true scope of a reporting system replacement
• Uncover hidden infrastructure and long-term support costs
• How to mitigate workflow, adoption and change management risk
• Establish criteria for evaluating modern, cloud-native architectures
• Tips to safeguard radiologist efficiency during large scale transition

Speakers:

• Tom Hasley, Chief Information Officer, LucidHealth
• Rishi Seth, MD, Chief Medical Information Officer, Rad AI
• Joseph Mack, Vice President, Customer Success, Rad AI
• Paul Lipton, Lead Product Manager, Rad AI
• Lisa Soltz, Vice President, Implementations, Rad AI
• Demetri Giannikopoulos, former Chief Innovation Officer, Rad AI (Moderator)