Shanxi Provincial People’s Hospital

Overview

Shanxi Provincial People’s Hospital
Country: China
Industry: Healthcare
Solution: i2Migration, i2CDP, i2Availability

The collaboration between Shanxi Provincial People’s Hospital and Information2 not only marks a solid step forward in the hospital’s information construction but also demonstrates the high priority and firm commitment of both parties to business continuity and data security.

Customer Challenges

To address these challenges, Shanxi Provincial People’s Hospital put forward the following needs and goals: Achieve non-stop migration of core business systems from the local site to the disaster recovery center to ensure business continuity. Achieve high availability protection for local critical business systems to the disaster recovery center, ensuring that the cloud system can quickly take over and continue to provide services in case of local failures. Achieve continuous data protection for critical business systems, ensuring real-time data backup and supporting data recovery at any point in time.

Solution

• Non-stop Migration of Core Business Systems: Leveraging Information2’s migration technology, seamless migration of local core business systems to the disaster recovery center was achieved, ensuring uninterrupted business continuity.
• High Availability Protection for Applications: Through Information2’s high availability solution for applications, high availability protection was implemented for local critical business systems to the disaster recovery center, ensuring that in case of local failures, the cloud system can quickly take over to maintain normal business operations.
• Continuous Data Protection: Utilizing Information2’s CDP (Continuous Data Protection) technology, real-time data backup and recovery at any point in time were achieved for critical business systems, significantly enhancing data security and integrity.

Solution Effects

In case of business interruption due to various failures in the production system, business takeover could be quickly performed at the disaster recovery end, ensuring the continuity of medical services and patient experience.