Mobile X-Ray Provider Transforms Their IT Environment
Ensuring data security from mobile connection points was priority #1 for this medical services provider For a medical services company, losing your IT service...
Executive Abstract
For a medical services company, losing your IT service provider can spell disaster. But PPX saw it differently, taking the loss of their IT vendor as an opportunity to add capabilities and overhaul their aging digital environment. PPX, which stands for Professional Portable X-Ray, provides mobile x-rays, EKGs and other medical screening services to patients outside of traditional healthcare settings. In 2010, they learned their IT provider would be closing and sought a replacement who could handle the unique challenges of their industry. They chose ESX Technology Solutions and quickly transformed their entire IT environment. ESX now provides network administration security, hosts most of PPX’s servers and supports their active directory. They also build all of the critical VPN tunnels that allow PPX’s system to connect with a wide range of hospital systems. Stakeholders say they value the true partnership they’ve developed with ESX and appreciate that they no longer have to worry about IT and can instead focus on improving their business.
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