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Cardiology-Specific Remote Troubleshooting IT Service

By HospiMedica staff writers
Posted on 18 Apr 2007
The Remote CardiacIT Administrator system improves server uptime and conducts a variety of routine maintenance tests.

Siemens Medical Solutions' (Erlangen, Germany) Service Division has added a new product to its already expansive portfolio of services. More...
Remote Cardiac IT (information technology) Administrator, available on syngo Dynamics Server or Acom.Net, is a server maintenance package that proactively ensures servers stay up and running, sparing cardiology facilities from costly downtime. The Remote CardiacIT Administrator service was presented at the 56th Annual Scientific Session of the American College of Cardiology March 2007 in New Orleans, LA, USA.

Servers require regular and consistent monitoring, particularly mission-critical systems such as the Acom.Net and syngo Dynamics servers because unaddressed problems can proliferate and compromise stability. Remote CardiacIT Administrator is a proactive, weekly monitoring system that is manned by Siemens-certified technical engineers. They review system status events for application and server hardware errors, trends, or potential problems with non-archived patient data, helping to avoid issues before they occur.

"With the Remote CardiacIT Administrator, Siemens Medical Solutions can remotely delegate many routine maintenance tasks. It allows us to further improve the uptime of our syngo Dynamics and Acom.Net servers for our cardiology customers,” said Randy Hill, vice president, Siemens Medical Solutions Service Division. "This solution offers a tremendous value in terms of saving administrator time and improving system stability.”

On a weekly basis, Siemens-certified engineers will check for administration errors; archive device and media log errors; perform remote repairs when possible; and notify customers when they need to take action. Moreover, the Siemens engineers can dispatch on-site service technicians if a remote fix is not possible. The service is available on any Acom.net server or syngo Dynamics server. It works with those servers in conjunction with a Siemens Medical Solutions cardiac catheter lab.

Siemens provides proactive leading-edge diagnostic imaging technologies, including integrated solutions for interventional cardiology, nuclear medicine and echocardiography.syngo Dynamics is a multi-modality, dynamic image review, picture archiving and communications system (PACS). It enables evidence-based reporting to help improve the efficiency of clinical procedures for cardiology and general imaging.


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