Hitachi's healthcare solution helps professionals extract info

BANGALORE, INDIA: Hitachi Data Systems (HDS), launched an open healthcare cloud platform for analytics, Hitachi Cloud Services Connection – Healthcare, (HCSC – Healthcare) solution in Asia Pacific.

HCSC – Healthcare is an open, nondisruptive and secure cloud solution that can integrate health applications, data sources and locations. It is compatible with all types of data and content generated by virtually every piece of medical equipment, enabling healthcare professionals to extract knowledge and address issues.

HCSC – Healthcare also delivers fast and quality 2D and 3D images using the latest GPU cloud computing technology and image-streaming features on Hitachi Compute Blade platform that protect patient privacy by eliminating file downloads on end-user devices.

“With HCSC – Healthcare, healthcare stakeholders and providers can now apply advanced analytics to all their data to obtain valuable insights and make informed decisions. For example, they’ll be able to develop more effective, personalized treatment plans that are tailored to their patients’ unique needs, and to power innovations that create new and long-term value,” said Mark Ablett, senior vice president and general manager for Asia Pacific at Hitachi Data Systems.

It  integrates data infrastructure and analytics technologies, medical solutions, mobile applications, data center facilities and communication networks to provide an end-to-end, all-inclusive information infrastructure.

The solution is specifically designed to help healthcare organizations of all sizes handle information processing and management, and offers a pay-as-you-go model that requires no upfront capital investment to minimize the significant costs of acquiring, maintaining and upgrading medical applications.

Large or community healthcare systems can opt to roll out their projects in phases and according to their specific goals and development needs to ensure better control of their finances and more effective resource allocation.