Intel® Xeon® processor-based servers have helped Ohio Health scale its infrastructure capacity 150 percent over two years, and reduce heating and cooling costs $22,000 the first year. Physicians and nurses use Lenovo tablet and laptop computers based on Intel® Centrino®2 and Intel® Core™ 2 processors with vPro™ technology for free-form patient charting. Get all the details in Digital Health in the Heartland (496KB, PDF).
Ohio Health: Digital Health in the Heartland
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