Health IT vendor Dicom Systems is set to introduce CloudVNA, a new cloud storage solution, at this week's SIIM2014 Annual Meeting.
Vendor-neutral archives are becoming increasingly prevalent among both hospitals and physician practices, filling a functional void created by a lack of interoperability among vendors and the growing need for data exchange.
CloudVNA, which runs on an Amazon EC2 environment and stores the images and data in a secure cloud-based server, is a scalable solution especially useful for organizations unable to afford in-house storage solutions.
"We developed CloudVNA to address the broadest range of use cases with cost effectiveness, infinite scalability, HIPAA compliance and reliability," said Dean Whitt, Dicom Systems' vice president of sales and business development, in a news release. "For our initial implementation we selected Amazon web services with EC2 as a cloud service provider partner. Our clients benefit from owning their data and paying only for the features and resources they utilize. This represents a significantly reduced cost of study storage."
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