Take the Risk Out of Integration Engine Migrations: A Case Study in Interoperability Best Practices - Seguridad Mania.com - España y América Latina

In this webinar, you will learn how WakeMed, a 919-bed private, not-for-profit health care system based in Raleigh, North Carolina, was able to implement a new integration engine and rewrite 15 years of work while facing a perfect storm of governmental regulations and aging legacy systems. In late 2012, WakeMed needed to quickly replace a host of existing core systems which included their ADT System, EHR and their legacy interface engine. After a diligent selection process, with a talented team and a well thought out migration strategy, the integration team was able to not only change the proverbial "engine of the airplane in mid-air", but also completely overhaul and extend its capabilities at the same time.

Join WakeMed's Manager of Integration Support and an integration expert from Orion Health as they share WakeMed's plan and process to launching an EPIC application-centric shop replacing 20 existing application systems in 2015, including:

The risk-reward decision-making process behind moving to a new interface engine running on the latest hardware and OS, rather than build EPIC interfaces on aging and unsupported UNIX Server and a legacy interface engine.

-The 2-phase migration to Rhapsody interface engine.

-Accelerated migration strategies through an assembly line-type process

-Implementing a well thought out plan and test strategy that includes staff allocation

-Delivering the new solution under external pressures.

-Automated Message Validation and quality assurance