Building Healthcare Networks that Solve Big Data Congestion
As a healthcare provider, you rely on advanced technologies such as electronic medical records (EMR), picture archiving communications systems (PACS), diagnostic imaging, and telehealth applications to improve both the quality and safety of patient care offered by your organization.
These applications have become main stream and are contributing to improved patient care, better health outcomes and faster recoveries. The performance of these applications and their ability to improve patient care is directly related to the capacity and resiliency of the hospital’s network infrastructure.
Is your network keeping up with the demands of new medical applications that can quickly congest your organization’s network with large data files? Do your future needs require that you adopt advanced electronic medical record archives or to make more network data available to improve diagnosis and patient care?
Join Healthcare Informatics to explore the unique connectivity challenges healthcare organizations face and the steps they can take to solve their network throughput and capacity demands.
Participants will hear from industry experts, including Thomas Fairfield, Manager of Technology at Elliott Health System on the following topics:
- An overview of technologies and programs that are driving massive data transfers and storage requirements and their impacts on network performance;
- Driving factors in designing and implementing high quality networks for hospital, medical and biotech facilities;
- Determining factors to consider when selecting dark fiber, dim fiber or managed network services; and
- Customized options available to healthcare facilities for optimizing the performance of networks, including scalability, speed and security.
