Smart hospitals may be the answer to the talent crunch and limitations of healthcare, but it all boils down to how reliable their network infrastructure—the thread that connects all devices and people—is. This article will explore how the network infrastructure can make or break a smart hospital and ways to gain zero downtime.
Seiichiro Sato, Senior Vice President, Global Marketing, Allied Telesis, believes that instead of approaching technology as simply a space for data collection and collaboration, more healthcare institutions are finding ways they can leverage technology to enhance patient care.
“In a recent project, we provide seamless wireless connectivity to Paramount Bed’s sensor bed mats and eye scan cameras so patients can be monitored 24/7. These medical sensors can report a patient’s sleep status and provide patient health data continuously, and in turn help healthcare providers deliver the highest level of care and comfort,” Sato explains.
The Allied Telesis’ zero downtime promise guarantees organizations against system failures due to infrastructure-related issues. After all, the best healthcare system is one that is always available anytime, anywhere. Connect with our team to find out more.