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- Dell™ To Acquire Insite One; Adds Healthcare Industry’s Leading Cloud-Based Medical Archiving, Storage and Disaster-Recovery Capabilities to Portfolio
- Dell Services ranked as No. 1 in Overall IT Services, Worldwide, for the Healthcare Industry
- Press Release: Stellaris Health Network and Dell Bring Advanced Healthcare Technology Solutions to Westchester Through Technology Solutions Agreement
- Modern Physician and Modern Healthcare's 50 Most Powerful Physician Executives in 2010
- Reengineering Health Care: A Manifesto for Radically Rethinking Health Care Delivery
Dell To Acquire Insite One
Adds Healthcare Industry’s Leading Cloud-Based Medical Archiving, Storage and Disaster-Recovery Capabilities to Portfolio
Dell today announced its intent to acquire cloud-based medical archiving leader InSite One, Inc. to help healthcare organizations simplify retention of healthcare data. The InSite One solution helps customers reduce costs associated with long-term data storage and migration and eliminates one of the biggest shortcomings in healthcare today — the lack of sharing of images between medical professionals in the diagnosis and treatment of disease.
The combination of InSite One’s cloud-based, vendor-neutral archive software and storage services with Dell’s Unified Clinical Archive solution will simplify data retention and let medical professionals access and share images regardless of the technology employed.
To see the full Press Release, go to http://content.dell.com/us/en/corp/d/secure/2010-12-ilu-release.aspx.
Dell Services ranked No. 1 in Overall IT Services, Worldwide, for the Healthcare Industry
Gartner ranked Dell Services as No. 1 in overall IT services, worldwide, in the healthcare segment for their semi-annual IT Services Worldwide Market Share Database. These market share rankings are based on the combined revenue of the new Dell Services (including Perot Systems).They do not include any hardware product revenue.
Press Release: Stellaris Health Network and Dell Bring Advanced Healthcare Technology Solutions to Westchester Through Technology Solutions Agreement
- Stellaris Will Utilize Dell Services Solutions, Including Cloud Computing Hosting, Enhanced Disaster Recovery and Full-Service Application and Infrastructure Support
- Agreement Further Helps Position the Four-Hospital Network to Maintain National Ranking in Deploying Advanced Clinical Systems
ARMONK, N.Y., June 9 /PRNewswire/ -- Stellaris Health Network and Dell announced today the signing of a seven-year agreement that is designed to help Stellaris achieve even greater efficiencies in its daily IT operations, helping position it to exceed industry standards for the application of information technology for clinical effectiveness and patient safety.
The agreement will enable the four-hospital network, including White Plains Hospital, Phelps Memorial Hospital, Northern Westchester Hospital and Lawrence Hospital Center, to utilize a comprehensive suite of leading-edge technology solutions from Dell designed specifically to meet the challenges of Healthcare providers. Dell will provide hosting of Stellaris's MEDITECH Healthcare Information System (HCIS) through the MSite solution, as well as providing managed disaster recovery and expanded network and application support.
The service offerings provided through the agreement can benefit patients and employers through greater efficiencies. For example, an enhanced wireless network infrastructure designed and managed by Dell enables the hospitals to greatly expand secure patient, physician and guest Internet access. The re-engineered network also enables the direct connection between Stellaris's electronic medical record system and biomedical devices, enhancing efficiencies and effectiveness by helping to eliminate the need for error prone duplicate entry.
An industry leader in healthcare IT adoption, Stellaris hospitals have been awarded Stage 6 recognition in the HIMSS EMR Adoption Model, recognition achieved by less than 3% of hospitals and health systems in the U.S. The agreement between Dell and Stellaris identifies several additional leading-edge projects that are designed to align with industry standards for hospital care in Westchester. Stellaris will provide the clinical expertise and Dell will provide technical experts to enhance the use of clinical alert functions in the MEDITECH Electronic Medical Record System. In addition, Stellaris and Dell will collaborate to set a new standard in Westchester hospitals for providing patients and their designated providers secure access to critical medical data and treatment history to help avoid unnecessary and expensive duplication of testing and services.
"The selection of Dell as our technology partner is the culmination of a year-long initiative to update our long-term strategic IT plan and select a partner with the skills and vision best positioned to ensure our success. We are confident that Dell will help enable the Stellaris Hospitals to help maximize the use of IT to gain efficiencies while enhancing clinical effectiveness. This partnership enables Stellaris Hospitals to significantly raise the bar in providing leading edge information technology to support our physicians and employers in Westchester," Arthur Nizza, President and CEO, Stellaris Health Network.
"Stellaris has demonstrated a deep commitment to leveraging information technology to help deliver high-quality, cost-effective patient care. We look forward to supporting Stellaris, a leading New York healthcare provider, as they seek to better serve their network of patients and physicians. We are also excited about adding another MEDITECH customer to our growing MSite virtual remote hosted solution. Stellaris understands the need for efficiency and resilience in a modern EMR system, and as a result, they are taking advantage of the scalability, availability, and performance benefits offered by a well-architected and supported remote hosting environment," Berk Smith, President, Dell Services Healthcare.
Modern Physician and Modern Healthcare's 50 Most Powerful Physician Executives in 2010
Dell Services is proud to announce that Dr. Harry Greenspun, Chief Medical Officer, Dell Services was ranked # 18 of the top 50 Most Powerful Physician Executives in 2010, in a ranking co-sponsored by Modern Physician and sister publication Modern Healthcare. This is Dr. Greenspun’s second nomination.
Reengineering Health Care: A Manifesto for Radically Rethinking Health Care Delivery
Dell Services is pleased to announce the release of Reengineering Health Care: A Manifesto for Radically Rethinking Health Care Delivery, co-authored by Jim Champy and Dr. Harry Greenspun. The book applies reengineering techniques to healthcare delivery, showing how to improve quality, reduce costs, and expand access.
Join these healthcare thought leaders as they guide us through innovative case studies and real-life examples that focus on the need to reengineer not only health technology, but the people, and processes that are essential to make lasting and effective change.
“Reengineering Health Care gets to the core of transforming our current system by advocating the widespread use of IT, eliminating inefficient practices, and keeping the system focused on a healthy individual and not on a broken process.” --Newt Gingrich, Founder of the Center for Health Transformation, and former Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives.
If you are interested in finding out more information about the book, please email meditechsolutions@dell.com or visit www.Reengineeringhealthcare.com and www.facebook.com/Reengineering.
- HIMSS 2012 Annual Conference — February 20–24, 2012. Learn More.
- Healthcare Optimization Workshop (HOW) — April 11, 2012. Register Now.
- International MUSE Conference: May 29 — June 1, 2012, Booth #511. Learn More.