April 21, 2008 - InSite One will announce new services that will include tools for rapid recovery of large data sets and solutions to provide business continuance with constant data access to stored exams during an abnormal period of operation whether it is a declared event or natural disaster.

InSite One's InDex 5 digital medical archive contains features created to improve enterprise workflow and management capabilities. InSite One has developed a roadmap to enhance the InDex Archive services preparing users for the future. The InDex 5 services will reportedly expand the tools to intelligently manage information for the life of clinical data.

The release incorporates a revised set of Web-enabled administration functions for reporting and configuration management across virtual storage assets. This will begin to address the users’ ability to manage InDex services as a repository of all data types and the ability to capture HL7 results and store them for clinical applications and the electronic medical record.

For more information: www.insiteone.com


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