LILIN, a global IP video manufacturer, recently accounced its NVR Touch, the world's first standalone, touch screen NVR capable of recording 16 channels of 1080p at 25 fps, is available through Tri-Ed/Northern Video on a national scaleThe surveillance industry is currently experiencing the inevitable migration from Analog CCTV, to the new age and competitive cost of IP surveillance. 10 years in the making, this change is finally coming to fruition. In the digital scheme of things, it can be intimidating to those unfamiliar with IP addresses and networking in general. This is often the reason why seasoned installers and integrators cling to the Analog products they've come to know very well. LILIN has identified the need to simplify this change and proudly introduces what the company describes as "training wheels for IP surveillance." This innovation is the NVR Touch, a standalone network video recorder capable of recording 16 channels in 1080p, at real-time. With an easy-to-use touch screen interface similar to that of a smart phone, the unit was developed to be straight-forward and simple to setup. As of just this month, this innovative solution is now available nation-wide, through world-class distributor, Tri-Ed/Northern Video Distribution.Tri-Ed/Northern Video is a leading distribution company, serving both Canada and the United States. With two technical sales hubs, and over 40 branch locations in the Americas, Tri-Ed/Northern Video ranks in as the largest independent distributor of surveillance, low voltage, home automation, and network infrastructure products in the US. The company is dedicated to training its customers on applications and products to ensure their capability of using Tri-Ed/Northern Video brands to their utmost potential.LILIN is honored to have partnered with such a committed distributor as Tri-Ed/Northern Video Distribution, and is excited to make a product like the NVR Touch available to Tri-Ed customers. LILIN looks forward to the opportunities this relationship brings forth, and hopes to make the transition from Analog to IP easy for endusers, nation-wide. Ask your local Tri-Ed/Northern Video Distribution representative how you can make the easy migration to IP with LILIN's NVR Touch.About Merit LILINLILIN is a global IP video manufacturer with over 30 years of experience. Throughout the years, the company has maintained its dedication to Creativity, Progress, and Excellence providing expertise in digital video with a strong focus on innovation moving forward.

Intel has introduced the Atom processor S1200 product family, delivering the world's first low-power, 64-bit server-class system-on-chip (SoC) for high-density microservers, as well as a new class of energy-efficient storage and networking systems. The energy-sipping, industrial-strength microprocessor features essential capabilities to achieve server-class reliability, manageability and cost effectiveness, said Intel.As public clouds continue to grow, the opportunity to transform companies providing dedicated hosting, content delivery or front-end web servers are also growing. High density servers based on low-power processors are able to deliver the desired performance while at the same time significantly reduce the energy consumption – one of the biggest cost drivers in the data center. However, before deploying new equipment in data centers, companies look for several critical features.The Intel Atom processor S1200 product family is the first low-power SoC delivering required data center features that ensure server-class levels of reliability and manageability while also enabling significant savings in overall costs. The SoC includes two physical cores and a total of four threads enabled with Intel Hyper-Threading Technology. The SoC also includes 64-bit support, a memory controller supporting up to 8GB of DDR3 memory, Intel Virtualization Technologies, eight lanes of PCI Express 2.0, ECC support for higher reliability, and other I/O interfaces integrated from Intel chipsets. The new product family will consist of three processors with frequency ranging from 1.6GHz to 2GHz.The Intel Atom S1200 product family is also compatible with the x86 software that is commonly used in data centers today. This enables easy integration of the new low-powered equipment and avoids additional investments in porting and maintaining new software stacks.Intel continues to drive power consumption down in its products, enabling systems to be as energy efficient as possible. Each year since the 2006 introduction of low-power Intel Xeon processors, Intel has delivered a new generation of low-power processors that have decreased the thermal design power (TDP) from 40W in 2006 to 17W in 2012 due to Intel's advanced 22nm process technology. The Intel Atom processor S1200 product family is the first low-power SoC with server-class features offering as low as 6W of TDP.More than 20 low-power designs including microservers, storage and networking systems use the Intel Atom processor S1200 processor family from companies including Accusys, CETC, Dell, HP, Huawei, Inspur, Microsan, Qsan, Quanta Computer, Supermicro and Wiwynn.Intel is working on the next generation of Intel Atom processors for extreme energy efficiency codenamed Avoton. Available in 2013, Avoton will further extend Intel's SoC capabilities and use the company's leading 3D Tri-gate 22nm transistors, delivering world-class power consumption and performance levels.For customers interested in low-voltage Intel Xeon processor models for low-power servers, storage and networking, Intel will introduce the new Intel Xeon processor E3 v3 product family based on the Haswell microarchitecture next year. These new processors will take advantage of new energy-saving features in Haswell and provide balanced performance-per-watt, giving customers even more options.The Intel Atom processor S1200 is shipping today to customers with recommended customer price starting at US$54 in quantities of 1,000 units.Intel Atom S1200 series processorPhoto: Company

Moxa is pleased to release its MGate 5101-PBM-MN PROFIBUS-to-Modbus TCP gateways series. The MGate 5101-PBM-MN gateway features enable bridging PROFIBUS devices (PROFIBUS drives or meters) to Modbus TCP master (SCADA or PLCs) with ease. In addition, its rugged design with optional built-in optical isolation, and -40 to 75 degree C wide-temperature operation, ensures reliable performance for use in industrial applications such as oil/gas, power, process automation and factory automation.According to Jun Chuang, product manager for Industrial Ethernet Gateways, "As a networking expert, we always try our best to keep providing an effortless and cost-efficient solution in assisting our customers to remote monitoring field devices with different protocol. Through Moxa's gateway solutions, customers can easily perform configuration via an innovative AutoScan function in one easy click and online MGate monitoring tool. This simplifies maintenance and eliminates the need to buy an extra monitoring tool."Download our new white paper for further information on how industrial Ethernet gateways can optimize your industrial network integration: http://www.moxa.com/Event/Tech/2012/MGate_5101-PBM-MN_Solution/index.htmOne-click AutoScan enables easy configurationTo complete gateway configuration in one easy click, Moxa's MGate 5101-PBM-MN provides an innovative AutoScan function to detect all connected PROFIBUS slave devices and their available I/O modules. After configuration is done, an easy-to-read data mapping table is created to assist in the configuration of Modbus TCP master (e.g. SCADA, PLC) settings.Web-based I/O monitoring offers easy maintenanceThe MGate 5101-PBM-MN provides an online web-based I/O data monitoring tool with import/export functions for easy configuration, and records logs for troubleshooting purposes. This monitoring tool also supports encryption functions such as HTTPS and SSH to prevent unauthorized access. With this tool, customers won't need to spend an extra cost to get a PROFIBUS monitoring tool.About MoxaMoxa manufactures a wide array of device networking products for industrial automation. Information about all Moxa products, which include embedded computers, Ethernet switches, wireless solutions, serial device servers, multiport serial boards, media converters, USB-to-serial converters, embedded device servers, video networking products, and active I/O solutions, is available on Moxa's corporate website at http://www.moxa.com/.MGate 5101-PBM-MN gateway

D2 Technologies, the market leader in embedded IP communications software platforms, announced that chief operating officer Doug Makishima joins other key industry leaders in a debate on the future of WebRTC, an open-source industry initiative supported by Google to enable Real Time Communications via a web browser.Chris Vitek, president of Enterprise Telemetry, moderated the panel, "Separating Hype from Reality - The Impact of WebRTC on Telecom and Enterprise Ecosystems Within the Next Two Years," where Makishima joined by executives representing Cisco, Hookflash and Disruptive Analysis.The inaugural WebRTC Conference and Expo was held at the South San Francisco Conference Center. Architects, enablers and users of Web Real-Time Communication gathered at the conference to learn the latest developments regarding emerging applications for the technology. Google has been an early champion of WebRTC by providing key components of the open source technology and recently added it to the beta version of its Chrome web browser. Some interpret the move as a sign that the company believes the addition of VoIP and Video-over-IP to web browsers is the next big development in telecommunications.About D2 TechnologiesD2 is the recognized leader in VoIP and converged IP communications software for devices used in 4G and next-generation networks that deliver advanced communication services, such as VoIP and video over LTE (VoLTE) and IMS-based Rich Communications Suite (RCS). Manufacturers and service providers rely on D2 software to deliver carrier-grade IP communications across any network (LTE, WiMAX, cellular, WiFi, broadband, PSTN), service (voice, video, IM chat, SMS, presence/status, etc.) and system (carrier, IPPBX, UC, OTT, social network, etc.) for a broad range of fixed and mobile devices. From processing billions of VoIP minutes each month to adding enhanced IP communications for Android, learn how D2 software is converging communications at http://www.d2tech.com or follow the company on Twitter @D2Tech.

As a pioneer in the BIOS industry, Phoenix Technologies has for many decades actively collaborated with hardware makers and silicon and OS vendors to develop optimal mobile computing devices and cloud computing-based server platforms.Product performance is always a crucial factor in the marketability of IT products. In this sense, BIOS is an essential component for any IT product, since it is the vital engine behind improved hardware and software performance. Phoenix SecureCore Technology (Phoenix SCT) 3.0 is an industry-leading UEFI BIOS which turbo-charges IT products with many new features.Phoenix SCT 3.0 is based on UEFI 2.3.1, which includes support for the latest industry standards and specifications, including EDK1117 Patch V7/8, UDK2010 (EDK II), PI 1.2, TCG 1.2, TPM 2.0, SMBIOS 2.7 and ACPI 5.0. The product supports multiple operating systems and is fully compliant with Microsoft Windows 8 certification.UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) BIOS is characterized by its capability to integrate different environments and systems; and Wintel players have fully leveraged this advantage to offer new products each year. In contrast, ARM-based system development utilizes the Board Support Package (BSP), which lacks reusability; and therefore entails more development cycles to meet different product specifications.With the UEFI architecture, any function can be developed with standardized packages and accessed via Phoenix SCT BIOS, such that firmware, drivers or even BIOS application can be launched immediately after powering on the device, i.e., pre-OS boot. This improves the usability of BIOS, said company Vice President of Development Engineering Terry Chen.Excellent development environment with fully modularized designPhoenix SCT 3.0 is a UEFI BIOS product based on the latest specification standards of EDK II and the modular architecture of previous products, while still having backward compatibility with EDK 1117. Silicon suppliers and OEMs/ODMs have to gradually upgrade functional modules to EDK II standards, with completion of the upgrade expected to take several years.The biggest advantage of Phoenix SCT 3.0 is that it allows OEMs/ODMs to freely use modular functional blocks based on EDK1117 or EDK II to seamlessly connect their firmware base to a new-generation of CPUs and thereby accelerate time-to-market."Our UEFI BIOS image can be highly customized to a minimum capacity of hundreds of kilobytes and a maximum capacity of several megabytes," said company Director of Product Marketing Juliet Chen. "Modular architecture enables the client to select a combination of functions based on need. For example, a combination selected for tablets should not occupy too much capacity but should support functions such as fast boot and power management. Without UEFI modular and layered architecture, it would still be necessary to develop a customized firmaware for each new product, which would entail allotting a big R&D effort and slow the time to market." Chen pointed out.Following the launch of Windows 8, Microsoft has begun pushing touch enabled Human Interface Device (HID) architecture standards. For products incorporating Phoenix SCT 3.0 BIOS, only hardware drivers need to be modified to comply with new standards, Chen indicated. This also makes it convenient for hardware makers to provide driver updates.Windows 8 includes automated BIOS upgrades with Windows UEFI Firmware Update (WUFU), which should simplify the firmware update process, as well as avoid RMA burden spent on system malfunction resulted from false updates, Chen indicated. In addition to the Windows 8 update process, Phoenix Technologies provides other secure methods of upgrading the BIOS.Sure Boot and Safe Recovery make hardware more stablePhoenix SCT 3.0 provides automated and stable boot procedures. Since installing incorrect BIOS can disable a system, Phoenix SCT 3.0 has a "Sure Boot" mechanism for failover BIOS recovery.If a boot failure occurs several times in succession, Sure Boot will automatically recover the original prescribed version of BIOS. This allows access to the hardware and avoids risks arising from incorrect upgrades. Sure Boot maintains the hardware in normal operation without being subject to a variety of potential hazards, Juliet Chen pointed out. For this purpose, BIOS redundancy becomes important.Unlike a dual-BIOS model, Phoenix Technologies' Safe Recovery BIOS2 mechanism does not need two flash ROM chips and lets the running and redundant BIOS exist concurrently without mutual interference through a safe separation mechanism. Placing both blocks on a single ROM chip can save on hardware design costs, while reducing power consumption, Chen explained. When the user updates BIOS, they will not affect the backup BIOS until the functioning of the updated version is checked and accepted. Once normal operation is confirmed, the redundant BIOS will be updated to avoid risks, Chen said.Human operating environment based on a graphic interface and touch supportAlong with the growing application of touch-based interfaces, BIOS configuration has been a concern, especially for tablets. "Since tablets are without many peripherals such as mice and keyboards, and instead are based on touch-control operation, functions such as reset or reboot need to rely on a combination of keys. To address this issue, Phoenix Technologies' BIOS is equipped with touch-control functions to be consistent with the new user experience paradigm," Terry Chen noted.With text-based control of BIOS likely to come across as unfriendly and inconvenient for users, Phoenix SCT 3.0 features a Graphical User Interface (GUI) BIOS Setup, which allows users to easily adjust the BIOS configuration without a keyboard or mouse."Phoenix SCT 3.0 features the layout tributes to Windows 8 user interface with the extention to BIOS Application," Juliet Chen said. "Phoenix Technologies' BIOS product offers a unified interface for developing UEFI Shell-architecture App plug-ins and the company is the first to achieve the seamless boot experience of a BIOS Setup GUI with a Windows 8 touch enabled environment," Juliet Chen stated.In addition to the new graphical interface, Phoenix SCT 3.0 adds Touch Hotzone Support, a touch-control function to replace hot keys such as F1 at the four corners and the center of the screen. This is an enhancement of quick access to boot option on a keyboardless tablets. BIOS touch-support with GUI menus allows OEMs/ODMs to increase their value-added proposition and provide pre-OS services, Juliet Chen said. When tablets are mostly used for routine tasks, like playing music, viewing photos and calculations, running at a full scale system services may be a waste of resource, Chen added.The superiority of Phoenix SCT 3.0 is reflected by its excellent performance on new-generation chipsets and operating systems. Moreover, it features increased safety, modularity and reusability of the native codebase. It also allows for greater precision and efficiency in product development. Its competitive advantage is also realized by efficient code packing to provide optimal space for computing and decreased energy consumption. Phoenix SCT 3.0 is clearly the next generation BIOS.US-based Phoenix Technologies offers Phoenix SecureCore Technology 3.0, a new UEFI BIOS product featuring safety, optimal touch control and seamless transition to EDK IITerry Chen, Vice President of Development Engineering for Phoenix TechnologiesJuliet Chen, Director of Product Marketing for Phoenix Technologies

Global electronic components distributor Digi-Key Corporation, recognized by design engineers as having the industry's largest selection of electronic components available for immediate shipment, today announced the signing of a global distribution agreement with Enpirion, a leader in integrated power IC solutions."Enpirion has made a name for themselves in the integrated power IC market," said Mark Zack, vice president, global semiconductor product at Digi-Key. "Their cutting-edge solutions offer our customers a fully qualified, drop in solution to meet even the most demanding, high-performance power needs. We are excited to add Enpirion to our broad line card."Enpirion's PowerSoCs with integrated inductors enable the industry's smallest solution footprints and are recognized for their high efficiency, low noise, exceptional thermal performance, high reliability and ease of use. Unlike discrete or module power products, Enpirion's turnkey solutions enable fastest time to market with complete power systems that are fully simulated, characterized, validated and production qualified."We are excited to partner with Digi-Key," said Mark Cieri, Enpirion's vice president of sales and corporate marketing. "Digi-Key's dynamic, Internet-based business model and recognized customer service will make our products and technical collateral more readily available to the global design community who continue to migrate to our integrated power IC solutions."Enpirion's full line of power IC products is available for purchase on Digi-Key's global websites: http://www.digikey.com/The EN5339 POL DC-DC converter, which fits into a 55 mm2 solution area with a 1.1 mm profile (provided by Enpirion)

LILIN have announced the complete integration of the Heitel Video Gateway series of professional digital video transmission and recording systems with all LILIN IP cameras. This integration will allow users of both LILIN and HeiTel products to create security solutions for professional video surveillance and alarm management.The entire LILIN IP camera range can now be used with Heitel Video Gateway products. The PTZ function embedded in LILIN IP cameras allows users to move the camera, zoom and select presets all from the Heitel Video interface.Christian Busch, LILIN's Sales Manager commented on the new integration, "Our products and their features are perfectly suited for the integration with Hietel. Becoming an integrator for the software platform means we are able to access new markets."LILIN have provided quality IP and analogue solutions to the market for over 30 years. Their philosophy of Creativity, Progress and Excellence means sensational new products and technologies are a primary focus. Professional video surveillance and alarm management systems have developed with technology and offer clear benefits for the user, namely operational simplicity.With this new integration LILIN are able to further extend their presence on different software platforms and are able to further add to the user experience. The LILIN and Heitel integration provides a smart, convenient and efficient solution for the user.HeiTel software and hardware products are designed for the transmission and recording of digital video data. User-friendly conception, high reliability and flexibility are their trademarks. HeiTel's core competence, digital video transmission and recording is reflected in the hardware Video Gateway series with the product families CamServer, CamTel, CamDisc, Cam4mobile and CamDisc HNVR. While all of them are hybrid DVRs, The CamDisc HNVR is especially designed for the use with megapixel IP cameras.HeiTel also offers a range of software solutions from single user software (CamControl LITE/PRO) for easy remote control, configuration and transmission up to sophisticated CMS solutions either as autonomous video alarm management (Event Management System) or as integrative solution in combination with third party alarm management products.LILIN is a global IP video manufacturer with over 30 years of experience. Throughout the years, the company has maintained its dedication to Creativity, Progress, and Excellence providing expertise in digital video with a strong focus on innovation moving forward.

Global electronics distributor Digi-Key Corporation, recognized by design engineers as having the industry's largest selection of electronic components available for immediate shipment, was named the "Most Favorite Catalog Distributor" by Electronic Engineering and Product World (EEPW) magazine in China. The company was recognized for its broad product availability, an ability to quickly ship orders of any size and for its exceptional customer service."Digi-Key is pleased to be recognized by EEPW readers as a favorite," said Mark Larson, President of Digi-Key. "China is an important growth area for us and engineers can rest assured that Digi-Key is prepared to support their needs from prototype to production."Electronic Engineering & Product World (EEPW) is jointly published by Institute of Scientific and Technical Information of China (ISTIC), a division of the Ministry of Science & Technology, and IDG, the leading technology publisher in China. EEPW covers electronic technology, products and markets to engineering managers, executive managers and senior design engineers.Digi-Key Corporation, based in Thief River Falls, Minn., is a global, full-service provider of both prototype/design and production quantities of electronic components, offering more than two million products from over 650 quality name-brand manufacturers at http://www.digikey.com/.With over 790,000 products in stock, an impressive selection of online resources, and the logistical advantage of more than 800,000 square feet of expandable distribution space, Digi-Key continues to move forward, affirming its commitment to stocking the broadest range of electronic components in the industry and providing the best service possible to its customers.Mark Larson, President of Digi-Key

China's booming economy has led the country to invest more on traffic infrastructure which has created the need for traffic management and security monitoring systems overseen by video walls displays in control rooms. Among all the traffic monitoring systems, those monitoring traffic safety in highway tunnels are especially mission-and-life critical.A large system integrator customer in China submitted a bid for a highway tunnel surveillance control room project which comprised of a video surveillance system, an emergency operations system, a vehicle recognition system, and a traffic management system. And crucially at the center, a video wall was needed in the main control room that was able to display all data and video coming from these systems in real time, with advanced warning capabilities that could draw an operators' attention to the most critical images.Supported by the new AVS series—Advantech's newest video wall controller products, and co-validated with Matrox Mura MPX video cards, our customer was able to render a proposal which provided industrial-grade stability and reliability with the highest cost/performance ratio among competitors.System Requirements- Ample inputs for data and video from different sources including 32 cameras and 20 operator workstations or servers- Capability of capturing multiple video sources (VGA, DVI, YPbPr, S-Video, Composite, SDI, etc)- Visualize and display data on multiple monitors with flexible configuration- Outstanding computing performance - Excellent reliability for 24/7 operationBefore choosing Advantech's AVS products, the customer like many other video wall system vendors in the China market today, developed video servers by themselves with components purchased from different sources. They had to test compatibility of these components, including motherboards, video cards, power supplies and others, over and over again and often encountered difficulties in dealing with thermal issues and system performance and this meant a lengthy R&D process with repeated investment.When they finally completed a workable system and shipped it to their customer for on-site installation, things still went wrong—either the graphic cards or memory modules broke loose, or the system couldn't even boot up. This was because their computers were not able to endure vibration during transportation.They were also often having to provide maintenance service for their systems. Individual components purchased from different vendors meant the technical support from their suppliers varied and was often of poor quality, plus they had to stockpile replacement components for maintenance needs, causing extra inventory costs.However, by choosing Advantech's turnkey solutions, all the hassles from R&D, shipment and installation, to after-sale service went away and now they are able to focus on their core business of designing and developing high-end video walls and providing value added services to their end customers.Advantech AVS series video wall controllersare dedicated to video wall applications with industrial grade designs for efficient heat-dissipation, and anti-vibration, stability and reliability features built in. On top of that, each AVS product is sent to Matrox headquarters at Montreal to go through tests to ensure that the computer system is fully compatible with Matrox's Mura MPX video cards and can achieve optimal performance without electrical, mechanical or thermal problems.For 24/7 applications like highway tunnel control room video walls, stability and reliability are crucial. With Advantech AVS series products at the center, their video wall performed with optimal quality and reliability. Advantech's turnkey solution helps system integrators shorten product development cycles, saving R&D investment, and minimizing headaches from rising costs of shipping, installation and operation.To aid maintenance, AVS series have remote control and management functions built in, this helps customers save a lot of time with on-site visits. Advantech acts as single vendor for customers; if something happens they just call Advantech for trouble shooting instead of contacting multiple vendors for support. Advantech's long product life cycle support reduces costs for stockpiling components, global logistics and technical support—saving effort on after sales service and customer support.Finding more case study articles

Queensland Health organization in the state of Queensland, Australia provides a network of fifteen health service districts and the Mater Hospitals. The organization delivers a range of integrated services including hospital inpatient, outpatient and emergency services; community and mental health services; senior care; and public health and health promotion programs. Medtel, established in 1965, is the foremost supplier of high technology and medical systems to the Australasian region. They are a long-term partner of Advantech and together the two have teamed up to deploy four generations of specialized medical equipment including medically-certified hardware, specialized software, and operational support.With a history of reliability and success, it is little wonder that Queensland Health turned to Medtel and Advantech for a solution to enhanced automation and control of perioperative processes throughout the hospital group. They were looking to replace paper-based systems and capture clinical data in real-time. They wanted a slim, easy to maintain, easy to clean device certified for use in a medical environment.Advantech's POC-S157 Slim Point-of-Care terminal was chosen for the 500 unit deployment throughout the state's 32 public hospitals. The system runs Medtel's Winchart application, specifically developed and designed by medically-trained doctors at Medtel to capture clinical information from patient monitoring equipment and peripheral medical devices. The data displayed graphically in real-time, is stored in a customizable database, and the system can be interfaced with external hospital information systems and other applications. The POC-S157 terminals were deployed for use in all phases of the hospital's perioperative treatment, using various software modules of the Winchart application, as well as for electronic patient record keeping, and for medical administration. Since the system is integrated and connected to the hospital information system network, data is available to specific applications in real-time. Doctors and medical staff no longer need to record data after the fact relying on memory or quickly scrawled notes.Medtel's Winchart running on Advantech's POC-S157 Slim Point-of-Care terminals replace paper-based systems and give staff the ability to capture and display real-time information throughout the various phases of the hospital's perioperative environment. Anesthetists can enter information about drugs, fluids, and take other notes. Data accuracy is greatly improved and time is managed better, allowing them to focus on patient care. The POC-S157 point-of-care terminal has a large 15" panel equipped with a touchscreen to graphically display data. It is UL60601-1/ EN60601-1 certified with electrical isolation of LAN and power connections. POC-S157 features an IPX1 water resistant enclosure and an IP65 dust-tight front panel. It can be kept clean with hospital antiseptic cleaners, reducing bacteria and the chance of contamination.BenefitsQueensland Health has reported that the many benefits to the Advantech/Medtel solution have surpassed expectations and they are very satisfied with the results so far. Early estimates show a savings of 90% of the staff's time over the previous paper-based systems. In addition the POC-S157 running Winchart software has brought the hospital:- Reduced liability- Improvements in patient care- Improved data legibility, consistency and accuracy- A tool for data analysis to facilitate research and budgeting- Improved risk management- Decision-making and educational information to the point-of-careQueensland Health has reported that the many benefits to the Advantech/Medtel solution have surpassed expectationsFinding more case study articles