A New Model for Healthcare Transformation
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Smart Hospitals: How to Reduce Costs
By: Schneider Electric
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Is it possible to reduce smart hospital costs while boosting patient satisfaction? This white paper asserts that the answer is yes. The paper explores how, by harnessing edge computing, IT professionals in healthcare can reap the above benefits and others like:
- Improved efficiency
- Enhanced data security
- And more
So, what tools can drive edge computing success for hospitals? Keep reading to find out.
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