Canadian Hospital Taps Motorola For Enterprise Mobility
Submitted by John Farrell on Thu, 01/29/2009 - 12:40pm
The Montreal Jewish General Hospital has implemented Motorola’s RFS7000 wireless switches and AP300 access ports in order to improve communication among staff members, as well as with patients. By deploying the WLAN solution, nurses in the hospital will now have advanced staff communications on IP phones, data applications at the bedside and connectivity for smart infusion pumps.
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