Enterprise Intelligence

To provide quality care, healthcare professionals need “the complete picture.”

Healthcare professionals require all of the information and supporting data that cumulatively define a patient’s current situation to provide quality healthcare. What’s more, they need it in the blink of an eye . . .wherever they’re located. Harris Enterprise Intelligence solutions make this possible—and thereby bring situational awareness in healthcare to a whole new level. For example, physicians can pull data on-demand (e.g., patient medical history, diagnostic imagery, lab results, medication lists and allergies) out of the cloud from any source, vendor, application or network—irrespective of platform—and display it on their device of choice. By having access to all relevant information, caregivers can make better and more confident decisions.

Enterprise Intelligence allows healthcare entities to connect “isolated” healthcare data to networked information—such as connecting new EHRs to legacy systems and applications—resulting in a seamless and secure health information enterprise. These sophisticated capabilities leverage Harris’ proven expertise providing solutions that enable customers to access, share, store and protect their most valuable data. The FAA Telecommunications Infrastructure network, for example, helps facilitate the safe operation of more than 6,000 daily flights with 99.999% reliability across 4,500 locations—while communications networks for the intelligence community enable military officers to review information received in multiple formats from disparate sources in real time, providing warfighters with improved situational awareness.

Enterprise Intelligence solutions enable caregivers to focus on their patients—not their software.

Complex, sensitive healthcare information presented the way you think and work—delivered in context with the utmost privacy, security and speed, in compliance with the industry’s exacting regulatory standards.  Harris is passionately committed to accelerating the transformation of healthcare through Enterprise Intelligence. In business, time is money. In healthcare, time is life—and patients cannot afford to wait. Neither can providers.