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Intelligent in Every Detail, Empowering Digital Transformation in Healthcare
Application Scenarios
Basic Characteristics

Industry Background
Digital Wave
The 14th Five-Year Plan proposes focusing on key areas such as education, healthcare, elderly care, childcare, employment, culture and sports, and disability assistance to promote the inclusive use of digital services and continuously enhance the public's sense of fulfillment. Amid the digital trend, information technology is deeply integrated with the health sector, making digitalization and smart solutions essential for hospitals to ensure long-term development.
Low-Carbon Healthcare

China has set targets to peak carbon emissions by 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality by 2060. In June 2021, the National Energy Administration issued a notice requiring that photovoltaic power generation installations cover no less than 40% of the total roof area in buildings such as schools, hospitals, and village committees. Reducing energy consumption in healthcare and achieving low-carbon medical practices is an essential path forward.

Healthcare resources
China's population aging is accelerating, presenting significant healthcare demands from the elderly population: high-quality services, rational resource allocation, and more. For the healthcare industry, this represents both a challenge and an opportunity.
Industry Demand
Infrastructure
Overemphasis on operational characteristics such as network bandwidth, server performance, and switch processing capacity, coupled with insufficient understanding of holistic infrastructure development. Expansion is still required despite overall resource surplus.
Operations Management
Numerous terminal devices like computers and workstations are dispersed and lack unified, effective management and maintenance. Current and future hospital operations management models are evolving toward unattended and remote operations.
Data Governance
Emerging hospital business models and service delivery methods necessitate new application types supported by innovative IT technologies and infrastructure architectures. In the big data era, leveraging big data effectively is essential for providing robust support to medical practice and scientific research.
Security Risks
Increasing demands for computing and storage resources within information systems place significant strain on infrastructure scalability. Data centers must align with Level 2/3 information security protection standards, where corresponding hardware support requirements are mandated for each protection level.


Solutions and Products
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