Many hospitals and health systems are reaching a tipping point as they struggle to store, organize and leverage an exponentially increasing volume of data.
Traditional storage architectures, originally built for limited, structured data sets, are straining under the avalanche of data accumulated by electronic health records, wearable sensors, remote monitoring devices and medical imaging.
Chris Platt, chief technologist for healthcare life sciences at HPE, explains that the issue isn’t just scale, it’s what providers can do with that data.
“We’re in a data explosion right now,” he says. “…
