OpenMed platform delivers on-site application inspection and
go-to-market IT readiness for health care providers
New Orleans 06 February
2001eHealthEngines, an operating subsidiary of United America
eHealth Technologies, and Sun Microsystems Inc., a systems and
software provider, have implemented the OpenMed application platform
at Sun Microsystems iForce Ready Center, located in Menlo Park,
California. An intelligent physician solution, the OpenMed platform
allows physicians and health care professionals "anytime, anywhere"
access to critical health care information and diagnostic images,
and provides quick and cost-effective delivery of clinical processes
via the Web.
"Installation of the OpenMed application platform at Sun's iForce
Ready Center offers health care clients an unparalleled opportunity
to evaluate our products, review the scalability and reliability of
their current technology, and determine which hardware and software
solution sets are best suited to achieve optimal results with our
mission-critical OpenMed applications", commented Mark Gillett,
President of eHealthEngines. "Sun's iForce Ready Center is a
surefire method to meet blazing time-to-market realities, and
enables the health care companies to leverage our customised,
comprehensive, and best-of-breed solutions along with Sun technology
and partners."
The entire process occurs on site at Sun's iForce Ready Center,
starting with a near-exact replica of the health care customer's IT
infrastructure. After careful analysis, expert iForce Ready Center
consultants turn out a detailed road map to integrate and
battle-test the technology. Likewise, a customised proof-of-concept
allows the client to witness OpenMed results first-hand, based on
the new technology blueprint. The finished product is a
customer-ready menu of eHealthEngines' OpenMed products, including
the eHealthImages and eHealthReports application services, allowing
clinical health care providers access to their practices over the
Internet.
OpenMed Manager and OpenMed Viewer, the result of 10 years of
research and development, offer health care professionals a unique
Web accessible window into their practices' clinical information, as
well as secure access to diagnostic information, images, and
reports. Hospitals, clinics, diagnostic imaging facilities, and
clinical laboratories benefit from streamlined work flows, reduced
direct operating costs, and an improved information quality through
the introduction of sophisticated Web-based clinical tools.
eHealthEngines developed the OpenMed application suite based on
Sun Java technology computing standards. The strength, scalability,
security, and outstanding performance of the Sun technology platform
is ideal for customers wanting to take advantage of e-business
solutions designed specifically for clinical health care
delivery.
"Sun Microsystems is pleased to welcome eHealthEngines to Sun's
iForce Ready Center community", stated Darryl Parker, senior
director for Sun Microsystems application market development. "Sun
and eHealthEngines agree that the key to building a successful
e-health infrastructure is to start at square one, with the
customer's own business processes, and devise a detailed road map in
order to reach their e-business destination. The iForce Ready Center
constitutes a proven methodology for incorporating Sun's open
Internet technologies from start to finish, and delivers a
proof-of-concept for visible, tangible, and measurable results.
Working with eHealthEngines, Sun will provide one stop shopping for
those health care providers who recognise the value of their
e-business applications."
eHealthEngines, a subsidiary of United America eHealth
Technologies, is an international provider of clinical application
technologies and services. eHealthEngines OpenMed applications and
application platforms integrate clinical images and information to
deliver unified physician Web-top access and management of clinical
work flow processes and information. eHealthEngines JAVA and XML
engines deliver an open, Internet based platform for delivering
efficiency savings and process improvement by transitioning clinical
activities to the Web. Founded in 1993 out of several leading US
academic medical centres, eHealthEngines is headquartered in
Cambridge, Massachusetts, with offices in California and the United
Kingdom.
Leslie Versweyveld
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