Communications-Enabled Healthcare Applications from Avaya

Solution uses Avaya's Agile Communications Environment technology in conjunction with IBM's Health Integration Framework.

By  VoipPlanet.com Staff | May 5, 2010
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"If hospitals and health care centers can get better communication technologies, they can provide improved health care at reduced costs," writes Raju Shanbhag on TMCnet.com.

"Knowing this, Avaya has integrated real-time, intelligent communications into healthcare software applications. These applications are powered by Avaya Agile Communications Environment technology and IBM's Health Integration Framework," Shanbhag writes.

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