According to the agreement, SBC will provide Opt-E-Man (optical ethernet metropolitan area network), a public switched-Ethernet platform, that will connect 10 different medical facilities by linking each location’s local area network (LAN).
The networking software will aim to enables Oakwood Healthcare System to share high-resolution medical images and other critical information among its hospitals.
We needed a way to transmit data more quickly and reliably among our various hospitals, said Harry Vanicelli, director of Information Technology, Oakwood Healthcare System. The solutions that SBC companies will provide will give us the tools we need to increase productivity among our staff and to improve our patient care.
