New Serial Server Designed to Secure Connected Medical Devices
The serial server is designed to provide secure, out-of-the-box connectivity for critical medical devices in patient care environments.
The serial server is designed to provide secure, out-of-the-box connectivity for critical medical devices in patient care environments.
Royal Philips its debuting its latest analytics and interoperability technologies at the HIMSS22 Global Health Conference & Exhibition, which takes place from March 14-18 in Orlando, Fla.
These partnerships will build on Lyniate’s mission to create a truly interoperable ecosystem by encouraging and facilitating collaboration among healthcare technology providers.
The serial server is designed to provide secure, out-of-the-box connectivity for critical medical devices in patient care environments.
The Internet of Things is expanding by the day—and changing the healthcare technology management field in the process. 24×7 Magazine correspondent Chris Hayhurst explains how here.
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