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Wellstar Data Storage for Images
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on Thu, August 19th, 2010
Through its subsidiary Trillennium Medical Imaging
Wellstar International Inc., through its wholly owned subsidiary Trillennium Medical Imaging (TMI), announces plans to transition to a virtual cloud data system in conjunction with the launch of the revised camera system.
The implementation of a TMI Virtual Cloud Data System will provide the framework to meet TMI’s data needs for initial rollout and well into the future. The system meets all of TMI’s requirements for corporate data, patient data, and other Federal regulations. Cloud based systems are the future of data processing and the TMI Virtual Cloud Data System will provide the foundation for the future growth of the company.
The system will be infinitely scalable and will allow TMI to rapidly add an unlimited amount of new accounts without data storage constraints. The server will have built in redundancy with a backup server located 600 to 800 miles away. This disaster recovery plan allows for instantaneous back up of all data streams and can be managed remotely. The servers will be maintained 24/7 by the host.
John Antonio, CEO of TMI states: “With the constant changes in the healthcare environment, it is essential to have detailed documentation of patient information. TMI’s imaging system captures and stores valuable information with every image that is acquired. It is our job to ensure that this acquired data is stored properly and available to our clients at any time. Our database structure will allow healthcare professionals to access digital images, thermal images, data algorithm results, along with the time and date of the image acquisition 24 hours a day, seven days a week, from anywhere in the world. We anticipate exponential growth once production begins, and moving towards this structure will allow TMI to accommodate our clients’ needs in timely manner.”
The implementation of a TMI Virtual Cloud Data System will provide the framework to meet TMI’s data needs for initial rollout and well into the future. The system meets all of TMI’s requirements for corporate data, patient data, and other Federal regulations. Cloud based systems are the future of data processing and the TMI Virtual Cloud Data System will provide the foundation for the future growth of the company.
The system will be infinitely scalable and will allow TMI to rapidly add an unlimited amount of new accounts without data storage constraints. The server will have built in redundancy with a backup server located 600 to 800 miles away. This disaster recovery plan allows for instantaneous back up of all data streams and can be managed remotely. The servers will be maintained 24/7 by the host.
John Antonio, CEO of TMI states: “With the constant changes in the healthcare environment, it is essential to have detailed documentation of patient information. TMI’s imaging system captures and stores valuable information with every image that is acquired. It is our job to ensure that this acquired data is stored properly and available to our clients at any time. Our database structure will allow healthcare professionals to access digital images, thermal images, data algorithm results, along with the time and date of the image acquisition 24 hours a day, seven days a week, from anywhere in the world. We anticipate exponential growth once production begins, and moving towards this structure will allow TMI to accommodate our clients’ needs in timely manner.”
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