Healthcare Wireless and Device Connectivity

Integra Systems, Inc. presents at the Fall HIMSS NJ October Meeting

Integra Systems, Inc is presenting along with www.informatichealthcare.com on October 04 in Atlantic City, NJ. (See the banner ad on this site). Focus of the presentation will be enterprise wireless and best practices for the design and deployment of data, voice, video, and medical devices. This should be very well attended as it brings folks in from New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Maryland. And besides it is in Atlantic City, NJ.

See attached Track Agenda.
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Wireless Architecture in Healthcare Dr. Steve Baker and Hoglund Combined Article

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Steve has pointed out to me that our combined article has been cited 34 times in various other articles and abstracts. Thanks Steve.

http://scholar.google.com/scholar?cites=10579381431856716940&as_sdt=5,33&sciodt=0,33&hl=en

SOLID Captures NYC Subway System for DAS (Distributed Antenna System)

I always felt from the first time I evaluated the technology that www.solidtechusa.com had the best and most forward technology surrounding a DAS (Distributed Antenna System). That was in 2008. What makes their offering unique is that they can provide the complete solution indoor and outdoor with the most cost effectiveness; and as said technology offering. They have currently secured the business for the largest subway system in the United States...NYC. Congrats to Seth and Ken for a job well done! Perhaps this is a trend. Maybe they can go after the other subways that I have been on like Boston and Paris.

Integra Systems, Inc. and Wireless Forensic Analysis

Over the past year, Integra Systems, Inc., has provided forensic analysis of a system re-design for the Department of Defense on a very unique wireless VoiP deployment. We helped a major IDN on the East Coast to resolve a 150 square mile EMS deployment. Our expertise provided guidance and subject matter expertise regarding WMTS dropout with an IDN for a West Coast Hospital. Finally we drove what had to happen to enable a wireless medical prototype to be developed for moving a company from angel to venture funding. As on a chessboard we bring all the wireless pieces together in winning way.