技术
- 网络安全和隐私 - 数据库安全
- 网络安全和隐私 - 身份认证管理
- 平台即服务 (PaaS) - 数据管理平台
适用行业
- 医疗保健和医院
客户
未公开
关于客户
医疗技术提供商
挑战
随着公司扩展到新的地理和治疗领域,现有的患者管理平台性能无法支持未来的业务需求。这导致最终用户的满意度受到影响。
一些业务挑战包括:
基于价值的护理交付:强大的平台支持以最高安全性管理患者数据的各种设备、数据和应用程序。这有利于向最终用户提供定制护理,提高患者对药物的依从性。
业务效率:与传统企业应用程序集成,以确保 BU 之间无缝交换客户、产品和销售数据,并在各个企业级别实现 KPI 跟踪
缩短上市时间:能够对从多个来源收集的数据运行复杂的分析模型和数据科学功能,以简化开发周期。
解决方案
HCL 的研讨会主导了 DEFINE 参与,以识别基于现有系统的严格 AS-IS 分析中的差距。在 BUILD 阶段,HCL 开发了一个连接患者、医生、销售和运营团队的端到端平台堆栈
提议的架构具有以下核心组件:
支持私有云和公共云平台的架构,具有广泛的协议支持,可将患者和业务端点集成到其他业务用例中
物联网堆栈所有层的数据安全,以确保隐私和安全合规性。此外,根据区域法律和法规要求,将数据隔离到不同级别
与第 3 方应用程序、客户现有应用程序和 IT 基础架构兼容的架构,从而实现无缝集成。
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