The accelerated digital transformation in healthcare, right down to everyday patient experiences that can now involve remote email diagnoses, is just the beginning as providers embrace innovative ways to respond faster and meet growing demand. Driving this transformation are the challenges involved in responding to COVID-19, the growing needs of patients living with complex and long-term conditions, and the needs of patients afflicted with acute conditions. Still, sending this kind of data into a public cloud environment isn’t always realistic.
Perhaps the best solution for healthcare CIOs looking to provide this level of flexibility and capacity is a consumption-based IT model. For instance, an infrastructure-as-a-service platform like HPE’s GreenLake could run critical systems on-premise while still providing a buffer of added capacity on-demand whenever needed. This added capacity, much like a utility, would be metered and billed based on actual use. And while app migration to the cloud would typically require the purchase of new licensing, HPE GreenLake allows you to bring existing licenses with you as part of the service contract.
Additional benefits include greater insight into use and spend, cloud-like performance, compliance assurance, and support for a range of applications spanning AI through genomic research. Improved operational efficiencies allow healthcare organizations to enhance the patient experience and clinical outcomes while giving practitioners more time for patient care. Learn more at: https://community.hpe.com/t5/The-Cloud-Experience-Everywhere/Why-healthcare-IT-needs-a-new-way-to-cope-with-massive-change/ba-p/7118313#.YCGv5i1h1QI.