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Nortel Network Case Study: Orlando Regional Healthcare

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Overview Orlando Regional Healthcare - a community-based, not-for-private-profit healthcare provider serving the needs of 2 million central Florida residents and 4,500 international visitors annually. The company wanted to create an integrated, high-bandwidth network infrastructure that will increase efficiency by getting information into the hands of physicians more quickly. To provide the highest degrees of reliability and resiliency, ensuring that the network is always available. To implement a solution that is robust and scalable enough to support ORHS' applications requirements today and in the future. A fully converged voice, video, data and storage network based on the industry-leading Optical Metro product portfolio, utilizing Optical Ethernet and Storage Connectivity solutions and supported by a full suite of Nortel's enterprise voice and data products.

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Publisher	Nortel Networks	File Format	PDF
Date Published	November 2004
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Voice - Data Integration, Optical Networking, Storage Management

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