To stay ahead of the rapidly changing healthcare business, health systems and hospitals are challenged with improving information technology (IT) services and security and keeping up with ever-increasing demand while also controlling rising costs. Healthcare leaders are tackling these challenges in a number of different ways, such as building new data centers and making improvements to their IT architecture.
Leadership at the six-hospital Baystate Health system, based in Springfield, Massachusetts, recognized the health system needed to change its approach to IT due to rapid changes in the healthcare business with increasing demand by users and skyrocketing operating and capital expenses. And, health system leadership found that rapidly increasing healthcare data requires increasing storage, and siloed infrastructure limits speed and flexibility to support IT needs.
Read the source article at Healthcare Informatics Magazine
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