management (ECM) system in China on August 17 to enable physicians to monitor patients' ECG (electrocardiography) data remotely using WiFi. Sue Green, IBM's manager for software systems solutions, highlighted that the partnership with Beijing Goodwill is an example of IBM's strategy to make technologies in medical facilities available on smart phones, tablet PCs and other wireless devices.
Sunday, 22 August 2010
IBM And Beijing Goodwill Introduce WiFi-Enabled ECG Monitor In China
IBM and Beijing Goodwill Information and Technology introduced a pioneer all-in-one electronic cardiogram management (ECM) system in China on August 17 to enable physicians to monitor patients' ECG (electrocardiography) data remotely using WiFi. Sue Green, IBM's manager for software systems solutions, highlighted that the partnership with Beijing Goodwill is an example of IBM's strategy to make technologies in medical facilities available on smart phones, tablet PCs and other wireless devices.
management (ECM) system in China on August 17 to enable physicians to monitor patients' ECG (electrocardiography) data remotely using WiFi. Sue Green, IBM's manager for software systems solutions, highlighted that the partnership with Beijing Goodwill is an example of IBM's strategy to make technologies in medical facilities available on smart phones, tablet PCs and other wireless devices.
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