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 Clario
Booth #1308
Lakeside Center – Hall D at McCormick Place
Visit our booth #1308 for a demo, and a chance to win our daily raffle during exhibit hours, from Sunday, November 27th through Thursday, December 1st. If you’d like to chat with a Clario zVision customer, check out our schedule of special appearances below:
Clario Booth Events Schedule
Monday, Nov. 28th
1:oopm zVision Implementation with Rick Deeds
Tuesday, Nov. 29th
11:00am zVision in Private Practice with Dr. Vikram Krishnasetty
1:00pm zVision Implementation with Rick Deeds
Wednesday, Nov. 30
11:00am zVision in Private Practice with Dr. Vikram Krishnasetty
We hope to see you there!
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Tagged customers, demo, raffle, rsna
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 Head on over to Clario’s website to see our latest white papers on peer review, results communication, decision support tools for radiology, and and radiation dose awareness. Have questions? We’d love to talk to you more about how zVision can benefit a private practice in all of these areas. Visit us at booth #1308 in the Lakeside Center-Hall D at RSNA for a demo!
November is just around the corner! We at Clario are excited to welcome attendees to booth #1308 in the Lakeside Hall at McCormick Place, November 26 – December 1. Closer to the show, we’ll be posting more announcements and details about everything planned for the Clario booth.
Until then, now is a great time to plan to catch some good eats and entertainment while in Chicago! Check out our Tips & Tricks series from Clario CEO Chris Wood, an RSNA veteran with savvy suggestions for the city.
Fresh off a terrific showing at the SIIM Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C., Clario will be exhibiting in booth #114 today through Tuesday 6/7 at RBMA’s Radiology Summit. Stop by the booth during tonight’s reception from 6-8pm, or join us Monday morning beginning at 10am to hear more about our flagship product, zVision; get a demo; or find out about the latest developments at Clario, including the launch of our new program for PACS vendors. We look forward to seeing you!
If you’re going to a radiology trade show this spring, there’s a good chance you’ll be seeing us there as well! Clario is looking forward to an exciting June this year. Beginning tomorrow, June 2nd-5th, we’ll be at the SIIM Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C. in booth #509.
Imediately following that on the 6th-8th, we’ll be in New Orleans for the RBMA 2011 Radiology Summit.
Visit our events page for more details on our events and appearances this year!
Clario is back from a terrific show at RSNA. We’re so pleased with how it went, and we’ll be excited to see how it affects our 2011 plans. We also made some major announcements at the show:
Stay tuned for some downtown holiday suggestions from folks at Clario, and for our plans for 2011!
This weekend, Clario departs for our much-anticipated exhibition at RSNA. We have a full roster of booth activities planned, including:
- Sunday 11/28 - Wednesday 12/1, 11:00am – noon: zVision in Academic Radiology with Dr. Ed Weinberger, Director of Radiology at Seattle Children’s Hospital
- Tuesday 11/30 & Wednesday 12/1, 2:00pm – 3:00pm : zVision in Private Practice with Dr. Vikram Krishnasetty, Clinical Director of Information Technology at Columbus Radiology Corporation
- Tuesday 11/30 & Wednesday 12/1, 3:00pm – 4:00pm: zVision Implementation with Rick Deeds, Practice Manager at Affiliated Resource Group in Ohio
… and we’ll also have a tasty surprise at the booth for those with a sweet tooth. Here are some other ways to stay up on the action at the show:
- Join us in the RSNA exhibitor halls from Sunday, November 28 through Wednesday, December 1 from 10:00am – 5:00pm and Thursday, December 2 from 10:00am – 2:00pm
- Locate the Clario booth #1301 in the Lakeside Center on the RSNA exhibitor map
- Follow the Clario Twitter feed
And, if you haven’t gotten a chance, check out our earlier Tips and Tricks series for savvy suggestions for your time in Chicago and at the show! Clario wishes a very happy Thanksgiving to everyone, and safe travels to our fellow RSNA attendees. See you at booth #1301!
We hope you’ve gotten some good ideas from our earlier posts for places to eat and things to do. In our last installment, Chris offers a little advice on maximizing your time and comfort at the main event:
- Try catching the RSNA shuttle buses at the Lakeside Center, because the lines aren’t as long.
- If you’re just looking to find some good food and have a low-key evening, take a taxi north to the Lincoln Park neighborhood. It’s full of great restaurants… and you won’t have to wait all night to eat.
- Don’t bring your coat to the show (unless your company has private hospitality!). The coat check lines are long, and you’ll end up schlepping it around the show because the halls and buses are warm.
- Don’t wear the same shoes every day.
- Bring your own snacks; the lines in the food courts are long, and competition for seating is fierce. Or check out the RSNA Bistro– the food is better and and it’s much calmer.
Feel free to chime in with your own ideas and suggestions. We’ll see you soon!
Welcome back! This week, Chris offers suggestions for things to do in Chicago during RSNA when you have an evening out after the show:
- For first-timers to Chicago (or anyone who hasn’t done this): wait until it’s not raining, and then go to the observatory on the 100th floor of the John Hancock Center and have a drink.
- If you’re ready for some Chicago blues: take a taxi down to the Chicago Hilton and ask the concierge what’s playing tonight. The neighborhood behind the Hilton Towers is packed with blues clubs, including Buddy Guy’s and the Checkerboard.
- Go to Kitty O’Sheas. Most of the people who work here are actually from Ireland!
- Check out the bar at the Intercontinental Hotel. It’s good place to stop when you find yourself walking along Michigan Avenue, which you inevitably will at some point.
- Rush Street is where the nightlife is happening. This year’s hot places are probably already different from last year’s, so ask your cab driver to take you to the best bar on Rush St. He’ll know where to go.
Don’t forget to share with us any Chicago suggestions of your own. Look back next week for the final installment!
Today is the first of a series of posts, courtesy of Chris Wood, CEO of Clario. Chris has spent 22 years at RSNA and we’ll be dispensing a few pearls of his accumulated wisdom. This week, Chris shares with us some of his favorite places to eat and (beat the crowds!) in Chicago:
- Check out Lettuce Entertain You. This site is full of terrific restaurant recommendations.
- Go to Scoozi (found on Lettuce!) for their “comfortable Italian”. It’s mellowed out in the past few years, but the food is still just as good. I saw Madonna here once.
- Ed Debevic’s has great breakfast. The waitresses are rude and yell at you. It’s part of the charm. “If you like what you’re eatin’, order more. If you don’t, there’s the door.”
- If you’re looking to get some steak, don’t be seduced by the big-name independent houses. Check out the hotel-affiliated steakhouses (a favorite is the Saloon Steakhouse, located in the Seneca Hotel). I’ve never been able to spot a difference in quality.
- Shaw’s Crab House is a venerable favorite that boasts a fancy dining room, but what you really want to try is their laid-back Oyster Bar. They have seasonal fresh catches flown in every day from a different new location. Who knows—you might end up having shellfish harvested that morning from Clario’s home town!
Have some RSNA experience of your own? Feel free to share your own Chicago favorites with us in the comments, and check back every week for a new set of tips before the show!
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