Midwest hospital purchase new CT scanners, which are much faster than existing technologies. Processes in the radiology department are optimized for the old, existing scanners and technology is not able to take full advantage of the new speed of the scanner. The hospital is working to change the processes in accordance with the new capabilities of the scanner and the full use of his speed. "Hide
by Sunil Chopra, Scott Flamm, Sachin Waikar Source: Kellogg School Management 6 pages. Publication Date: November 1, 2011. Prod. #: KEL592-PDF-ENG
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