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Austin Radiological Brightens Vision for All-Digital Imaging Services Using LightPointe's Optical Wireless Connectivity Products

Overview Austin Radiological Association (ARA), a premier specialty health-care organization, is sharpening its focus on "Filmless" imaging with innovative optical wireless networking to deliver improved services to physicians and patients in the community in central Texas since 1954. As the association's IT team began rolling out Metro Ethernet circuits to area clinics and hospitals, they realized that they could obtain additional cost savings by aggregating network traffic from several locations. With that understanding, they started to look for different options to link nearby facilities together. ARA embarked on its proof-of-concept phase by installing its first LightPointe optical wireless product at one of its facilities to connect an adjacent managed health-care partner that was located approximately 200 meters from the clinic.

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Publisher	LightPointe	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2006	Downloads	2
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Mobile - Wireless Communications, Ethernet, Optical Networking

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