Sony Professional Solutions, a global leader in delivering innovative technology across a wide variety of sectors, has appointed Khimji Ramdas Infrastructure Group as its dealer for medical products and solutions in Oman.

Healthcare facilities in Oman will now be able to easily access and purchase Sony Professional Solutions’ medical products and services, including its printers, recorders, surgical monitors, imaging cameras, print media, medical accessories, as well as its revolutionary video-over-IP platform solution which allows facilities to become seamlessly connected and integrated, said a statement from the Japanese conglomerate.

"Khimji Ramdas has earned a reputation of being one of the most influential conglomerates in the Omani distributor market. As a leader in medical technology, Sony delivers innovation across the entire medical spectrum," remarked Peter Kyriakos, the head of marketing, Sony Professional Solutions, MEA.

"We are confident that with the support of Khimji Ramdas Infrastructure Group we can further establish a strong presence for our medical products and solutions in the Sultanate and make this a successful partnership," he stated.

Focused on continuously bringing to market solutions that enhance patient care, Sony’s technologies add value to a healthcare organization, from the Operation Room (OR) to the clinical classroom, and everywhere in between.

On the appointment, Hritik Khimji, the director of Khimji Ramdas, said: "As a brand that touches individuals at every phase of their lives, Sony has a legacy of delivering market-leading solutions and services throughout a wide portfolio of hospitals across our region and globally."

"Collaborating with Sony Professional Solutions further strengthens our credibility in delivering world- presence," he added.

NS Vijaya Kumar, CEO, Infrastructure Group, Khimji Ramdas, said: “We are happy to be associated with a brand like Sony in overview foray in to the medical infrastructure space. Our reputation for service combined with Sony’s quality products will be a great help to the clinics and hospitals in Oman."

Sony said its technology for medical applications goes far beyond the operation room (OR).

"Our projectors, large screen displays and video conferencing systems are ideal for hospital conference rooms and lecture halls while the robotic and pan-tilt-zoom cameras add value to training and simulation areas. IP live technologies make training and education available anytime, anywhere," stated Kyriakos.-TradeArabia News Service