沙特德国医院-迪拜凭借 OptiView XG 成为中东最先进的医院网络
公司规模
Large Corporate
地区
- Middle East
国家
- United Arab Emirates
产品
- NetScout OptiView® Network Analysis Tablet
技术栈
- Network Analysis
- Wireless LAN analysis
- Virtualized server architecture
实施规模
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
影响指标
- Productivity Improvements
- Customer Satisfaction
技术
- 网络与连接 - 网络管理和分析软件
适用行业
- 医疗保健和医院
适用功能
- 维护
用例
- 远程资产管理
- 根因分析与诊断
服务
- 系统集成
关于客户
沙特德国医院迪拜分院是沙特德国医院集团旗下第六家三级医院，该集团是中东地区最大的私立医院集团。该医院拥有 316 张床位，提供急诊、外科和其他医疗服务，涉及心脏病学、糖尿病、肺科、透析和肾科、听力学、运动损伤等多个专业。沙特德国医院集团旗下有九家医院，明年计划再增两家。迪拜分院目前是该集团最新、最先进的医院，将领先的医疗保健与尖端技术融为一体。该医院完全数字化。中央电子记录、医学影像和医院的图片存档和通信系统为医生提供完整的患者体验——从患者进门到出院，确保提供最全面的护理。先进的 IT 网络和数百个运营和医疗应用程序实现了这种数字化患者体验。该网络拥有 3,500 个节点，具有虚拟化服务器和最终用户客户端架构。整个医院都覆盖了无线网络，将应用程序的可用性从候诊室扩展到了手术室。
挑战
沙特德国医院迪拜分院被认为是中东最先进的医院。它拥有先进的 IT 网络和数百个应用程序，可实现全数字化患者健康记录管理系统。该网络拥有 3,500 个节点，具有虚拟化服务器和最终用户客户端架构。这种先进的网络和全数字化环境不仅使医生和患者受益，而且也提高了医院 IT 团队的期望。这里容不得一丝差错。医生必须能够立即访问关键记录和应用程序，才能做出正确的患者诊断和治疗决策。由于事关生死，网络和应用程序必须全天候运行，不能停机，绝对不能出现任何异常。由于每个不同的系统都在孤岛中运行，需要不同的监控和管理工具，因此整个系统的管理不必要地复杂且耗时。
解决方案
沙特德国医院迪拜分院通过 NetScout 和 OptiView XG 网络分析平板电脑找到了解决方案。OptiView XG 执行端到端网络性能和压力测试，自动检测和分析网络问题，然后提供分步解决方案。OptiView XG 支持 1GbE 和 10GbE，以及完整的 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac 无线局域网分析。它可以在任何环境中使用，包括数据中心、虚拟化服务器或远程或无线连接站点。医院评估了多个网络管理系统，并在各个分支机构进行了持续测试。OptiView XG 凭借其用户友好的界面和逻辑工作流程获得最高分，可帮助轻松隔离和解决问题。最引人注目的是，沙特德国医院迪拜分院 IT 团队发现，他们可以使用 OptiView XG 来获取整个网络的宏观视图，然后深入研究数据包级数据以查看微观问题。OptiView XG 许可模式是 Juzer 的主要卖点。 OptiView XG 可监控和排除连接到网络的任何设备的故障，无需为每台设备单独购买许可证。竞争性解决方案要求为网络上的每台设备单独购买许可证。医院网络上的访客用户数量各不相同，从来访的医务人员到患者本身，这使得确定许可证发放的准确数量变得极其困难。
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