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Hospitals are at a pivotal moment in their digital transformation. From high-resolution medical imaging and real-time diagnostics to cloud-based electronic health records and the growing use of AI, the delivery of care increasingly depends on seamless, resilient connectivity. Healthcare IT teams are no longer just maintaining networks. Rather, they are enabling the innovations that improve patient outcomes, streamline operations, and advance medical research. Yet, the complexity of hospital IT ecosystems makes this transformation uniquely challenging. A single facility may support hundreds of applications, thousands of connected medical devices, and multiple administrative systems, all while meeting the strictest requirements for privacy and compliance. In this environment, the network isn’t simply an infrastructure; it is the backbone of care delivery.
Today, many hospitals still rely on traditional copper-based local area networks (LANs), a technology designed for a less connected era. These legacy systems were not built to handle today’s demand for bandwidth, speed, and always-on reliability. Its rip-and-replace requirements and complex security challenges have also become a limiting factor, slowing innovation at the very moment it is most needed.
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