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-====== PMA.core wiki start page ======
+====== PMA.core wiki ======
+PMA.core manages your whole slide images. It operates through web protocols and supports [[supported_file_formats|a number of file formats]], allowing you to manipulate WSI data from different vendors in a standardized manner. This enables efficient management of digital slide images while requiring minimal setup.
-PMA.core operates through web protocols and supports a number of file formats, allowing you to manipulate WSI data from different vendors in a standardized manner. This enables efficient management of digital slide images while requiring minimal setup.
+{{::pma_core_dashboard.png?direct&600|}}
-PMA.core manages your whole slide images. It is not responsible for viewing and other operations such as annotations, data capture, and image analysis. While PMA.core contains the necessary functions to retain these types of data, it does not provide end-user interfaces to create and manipulate it. The software acts as a broker between the various vendor-dependent file formats on one end, and a variety of different end-user applications on the other:
+==== PMA.core is a tile server ====
-{{ :about.png?nolink&600 |}}
-The end-user applications are typically referred to as "downstream" applications in this manual. They can be other member-components of our platform (PMA.view is an excellent viewer), but they may be completely custom-built by third-parties as well (in which case communication with PMA.core is conveniently facilitated through webservices).
+PMA.core is foremost a tile server. Whole slide images are big, and an efficient scheme must be in place to optimally serve their content. PMA.core is that efficient solution.
-This type of broker-like interaction  enables both downstream viewing and analysis. PMA.core allows adopters of WSI to build a context around each slide (on-slide graphical annotations and form-data) and manage this as needed.
+[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sepPIexKELE|Our YouTube video tells you more about tile servers and whole slide images]]
+==== PMA.core offers a jumpstart into digital pathology ====
+PMA.core can be used as a foundation for applications that allow viewing and other operations such as annotations, data capture, and image analysis. PMA.core contains the necessary functions to retain these types of data, but by itself it does not provide end-user interfaces to create and manipulate it.
+The software acts as an [[honest broker|honest broker]] between the [[supported_file_formats|various vendor-dependent file formats]] on one end, and a variety of different end-user applications on the other:
+==== PMA.core gives you regulatory compliance ====
+Because of our [[https://www.pathomation.com/history/|history]], we very early on realized that regulatory compliance in medical imaging is more than a //nice to have// feature. It's a requirement.
+PMA.core offers [[audit trailing|audit trailing]], [[21 CFR part 11]] compliance. Each release is also [[https://ispe.org/publications/guidance-documents/gamp-5|GAMP 5]] validated.
+==== Piece of mind ====
+PMA.core is a high-end robust tile server solution for digital pathology and virtual microscopy alike. Through its broad support for a wide variety of industry standards and regulatory compliance, its most important characteristic is probably that it brings you piece of mind.
+Piece of mind that when //you// encounter a new scanner on the market, //we// already heard about it, and we already support it out of the box.
+Piece of mind that you can scale your storage approach from gigabytes to terabytes and beyond
+Piece of mind that you finally have a one-stop shop to combine slide image data with any variation of meta-data
+The website is a wiki. For a complete up to date list of (commercial) features, [[https://www.pathomation.com/PMA.core|see our website]].
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