Go Beyond Legacy Infrastructure with HPE Hyperconvergence

​For many healthcare organizations, provider onboarding happens through emails, faxes, and mountains of paperwork. This slow, outdated process impacts network growth as well as provider experience. The shortcomings of today’s provider network management experience can pose compliance risks and security breaches, result in significant provider dissatisfaction, and slow the growth of healthcare organizations’ networks. Digitizing network management is one solution. How?A unified platform can connect systems and data to drive operational efficiencies and collaboration with providers. By leveraging a unified system of engagement, organizations can keep their providers happy, grow their networks, reduce costs, and deliver better care.

5G Networks, also known as 3GPP Release 16 (Phase 1) and Release 17 (Phase 2), promise to bring many technical innovations to the field of cellular technologies. The new networks will be able to provide a wide range of diverse applications, from asynchronous, low data rate applications targeting Internet of Things (IoT) and Machine to Machine (M2M) communications, to very high data rate low latency applications such as video gaming, and everything in between.

To achieve Internet and cloud speed and scale, enterprises must adopt solutions that are programmable and API-driven. And while storage, compute, and code have all been automated, data remains a rigid part of the stack that’s managed via slow and manual processes— bottlenecking everything from application development to cloud adoption.

5G and the applications it enables, including IoT, requires a significant upgrade and overhaul of carrier infrastructure beyond the radio networks (RAN). To support the diversity of applications, explosion in number and types of devices, capacity and scale of traffic, CSPs (communications service providers) are turning to adoption of data center innovation adapted and re-developed for telco networks.