Paessler AG to Discuss Optimizing Network Health at HIMSS19

LAS VEGAS and NUREMBERG, Germany, Feb. 5, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- HIMSS19 – Paessler AG, the innovative network monitoring specialist, today announced that during HIMSS 2019, company executives will be participating in key discussions focused on top concerns for healthcare IT executives as they optimize their networks to provide secure, fast access to increasing amounts of digitized data and accelerate the medical processes to improve patient outcomes.

At HIMSS19, Paessler Senior Systems Engineer North America, Greg Ross, along with Senior Software Developer Johannes Liegert, will lead a session titled Monitoring Medical IT: Challenges & Solutions on Tuesday, February 12, 2019 in Hall D, booth 7145 in the Lightning Sessions Theater of the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. During the session, healthcare IT executives ranging from network administrators to CIOs and CTOs will hear about the specific challenges that the holistic monitoring of medical infrastructure presents.

Ross and Liegert will provide information on why healthcare IT executives must monitor not only hardware and software (PACS, HIS, etc.), but special medical interfaces such as DICOM for availability and functionality with regard to medical workflows. They will also provide specific insight on how attendees can address the challenges of acquiring visibility into their medical IT infrastructure in order to identify the impact of availability and performance on medical workflows.

Paessler's PRTG is an all-in-one unified monitoring solution that makes it easy for IT professionals to know what is happening across their entire IT infrastructure, including networks, systems, hardware, applications and devices, at any point in time. With more than 200,000 installations, PRTG is one of the world's leading IT monitoring solutions.

Paessler, creator of the first comprehensive network monitoring solution for healthcare IT networks, will be at booth 5470 at HIMSS19. There, visitors can gain firsthand knowledge about the impact of digitization on the management of patients and quality of care. Paessler executives can discuss what healthcare IT executives should be concerned with as they seek to maximize network uptime given the impact of IoT in healthcare. Paessler executives can also discuss the impact of the newest HIMSS analytics adoption model, INFRAM, to help assess network health to ensure that optimal technology is in place to help improve care delivery.

"Healthcare is undergoing a massive change as the industry has access to a number of different solutions capable of changing the way organizations and caregivers treat patients," said Andrew Cutting, Director of Channel Sales for North America at Paessler. "The common element is the network itself, and the aim is to monitor both hardware and software as well as special medical interfaces for availability and functionality with regard to medical processes. Given this, it's critical that IT guarantees performance by comprehensive IT monitoring of both medical devices and systems."  

About Paessler
In 1997 Paessler revolutionized IT monitoring with the introduction of PRTG Network Monitor. Today over 200,000 IT administrators, in more than 170 countries, rely on PRTG to monitor their business-critical systems, devices and network infrastructures. PRTG monitors the entire IT infrastructure 24/7 and helps IT professionals to seamlessly solve problems before they impact users.

Our mission is to empower technical teams to manage their infrastructure, ensuring maximum productivity. We build lasting partnerships and integrative, holistic solutions to achieve this. Thinking beyond IT networks, Paessler is actively developing solutions to support digital transformation strategies and the Internet of Things.

Learn more about Paessler and PRTG at www.paessler.com.

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