Baystate realty is a regional enterprise that requires an ar

Baystate realty is a regional enterprise that requires an array of telecommuncations and internet-based networks to support information processing communication and coordination across the enterprise . how would connect each of the following back to the company\'s data processing center and its centralized information systems ( Waltham, Ma ) and why did you make this choice.

location newwork solution key factor in your choice of NEwwork

a brach location in

Needham

A learning management system used for

all baystate employee

traning

The headquarter located in downtown boston

a web site for prospective buyers

Solution

The LMS has become a powerful tool for consulting companies that specialize in staffing and training, extension schools, and any corporation looking to get a better grasp on the continuing education of its workforce. Its impact has been felt mostly outside of traditional education institutions, though the same technological and market forces are dramatically changing today’s classroom as well.

The traditional application of an LMS is in educational institutions. Learning management systems have been used for several years to deliver courseware in schools and popularize e-learning. In the last few decades, companies have been using learning management systems to deliver training to internal employees and customers. The technology has become a powerful tool for consulting companies that specialize in staffing and training, extension schools, and any corporation looking to get a better grasp on the continuing education of its workforce. Its impact has been felt mostly outside of traditional education institutions, though the same technological and market forces are dramatically changing today’s classroom as well.

Below is a quick review of some of the common aspects of the LMS industry, a few of its strengths and limitations, and a peek at what the future may hold.

The doctor\'s house call might sound like a nostalgic reminder of the horse-and-buggy past.

But its not so quaint when the doctor \"visits\" a patient through the wonder of the modern, digital and connected world.

For example, diabetics check their blood sugar with a home glucometer. But soon, their doctor or another health care professional will be able to remotely monitor those glucose levels in real time and also check in with the patient regularly through a Skype-like video conference.

\"It\'s all seamless. The patient can in a sense raise a hand and say \'I need help,\' or the provider can see the data come in and contact the patient,\" said Christian Lagier, managing director at TechSpring and one of its co-founders.

TechSpring is located on the fifth floor of the MassLive Building, 1350 Main St., and owned by Baystate Health, the same regional health care system that owns Baystate Medical Center and four community hospitals in Westfield, Ware, Greenfield and Palmer as well as Health New England, a health insurer.

TechSpring is working on innovations like the remote monitoring technology, e-visits for health care professionals and automated kiosks where a patient steps into a photo booth-sized pod and uses attached blood pressure cuffs and stethoscopes to check his own vitals while a professional looks on via computer.

TechSpring is also working to harness \"big data,\" the accumulated statistics created by a digital, connected health care system, to aid research and improve health.