Vendor Neutral Archiving Drives Improved Productivity, Storage Costs, and Care Quality at London Health Sciences Centre, Ontario

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This 2013 IDC case study demonstrates the productivity and cost benefits that accrue from the implementation of GE Healthcare’s Vendor Neutral Archive (VNA) solution at Southwestern Ontario, Canada The Southwestern Ontario Digital Imaging Repository (SWO DI-r) archive project connects 54 hospitals with 14 existing PACS systems, 8 vendor platforms and manages 3.2 million exams a year. This IDC case study examines business issues and goals, the IT approach, and the return-on-investment realized from the project. Business risk and situational complexity with a multi-facility VNA implementation along with insights into the successes and challenges of the implementation are also explored.

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