Healthcare Telecommunications: Telemedicine, the Impact of the Internet, Integration Strategies, Market Strategies, Market Opportunities, and Market Forecasts 2001-2006

• Equipment And Services Positioning
• The Results
• Health Care Vision
• Summary Forecasts
• Healthcare PBX markets
• Hospital Routing Systems
• Need For Integration
• Multimedia Messaging
• Health Care Sites
• Voice Messaging
• Vendor Positioning
• PBX
• Routers
• Hospital Information Systems
• EAI Integration
• Integration Engines
• Videoconferencing
• ATM And Gigabit Ethernet
• Patient Monitors
• Ambulatory Patient Monitoring
• Cardiac Paging Systems
• Monitoring in the Emergency Department
• Multiparameter Telemetry Technology
• Purchasing Environment
• Telemedicine Initiatives
• Air Medical Transport

1. Healthcare Market Description

Telecommunication Servers, Wireless Communications, Internet Data, And Videoconferencing
1.1.1 PBX As A Communication Server
1.1.2 Telemedicine
1.1.3 Wireless Communications
1.1.4 Videoconferencing
1.1.5 Change Occurring From Circuit-Switched
1.1.6 To Packet-Switched Technology
1.1.6 Critical Care Patient Monitoring
1.2 Healthcare Change
1.2.1 Change In Routers And PBX Systems
1.2.2 Changes In Healthcare Monitoring
1.3 Industry Profile
1.3.1 Hospital Markets
1.2.1 Alternate Site Markets
1.4 Managed Care Issues
1.4.1 Federal Government Managed Care Policy
1.4.2 Need To Deploy Information Technology Solutions
1.5 Health Care Market Cost Control
1.5.1 Group Purchasing Trends
1.5.2 Vendor Response To Market Conditions
1.5.3 Hospital And Surgeon Concerns
1.5.4 Managing Costs
1.6 Competition In Healthcare Telecommunications Markets
1.6.1 New Model In Emergency Care
1.7 Major Factors Driving The New Market
1.8 Need For Health Care Web Site
1.8.1 Brokering Supplies And Drugs
1.8.2 IT Use of Exchanges
1.8.3 Infrastructure
1.8.4 Web Lifestyle
1.8.5 Time To Market Issue
1.8.6 Driving Traffic To The Site
1.9 Internet
1.9.1 Web Based Supply Chain Exchanges
1.9.2 Exchange Infrastructure Functionality
1.9.3 Internet Explosion
1.10 Impact Of Communications On Healthcare
1.11 Integrating The Hospital Communications Network
1.11.1 Telemedicine Use Of Videoconferencing
1.12 Internet Users
1.12.1 Growth Of Internet Users
1.12.2 United States Internet Users
1.12.3 Worldwide and U.S. Internet Users
1.12.4 Use Of Internet To Research Healthcare
1.12.5 Internet Users by region
1.13 Impact Of Medical Error
1.14 Communications Bolster Effectiveness Of Emergency Treatment Centers
1.15 Digital X-Rays Support Telemedicine
1.16 Respiratory Therapy Network Integration
1.17 Critical Care Monitoring
1.17.1 Clinical Networks
1.18 Patient Monitoring Equipment Analysis
1.18.1 Patient Monitoring Market Segments
1.18.2 Full Disclosure, Arrhythmia And ST Segment Analysis

2. Healthcare Telecommunications Market Forecasts

2.1 Principal Competitive Factors
2.2 Changing Economics In Healthcare Delivery
2.3 Telecommunications Systems Used For Direct Connectivity
2.4 Hospital PBX systems
2.4.1 PBX Market Shares
2.4.2 Regional Hospital PBX Market Shares
2.4.3 Total Hospital PBX Market Shares
2.4.4 Hospital PBX Regional Market Shares
2.4.5 Total Hospital PBX Market Shares
2.5 Hospital Voice Messaging
2.6 Hospital Routing Systems
2.6.1 Healthcare Regional Shares
2.6.2 Healthcare Data Regional Market Shares by Company

3. Healthcare Communication Market Forecasts

3.1 Need For Integration
3.2 EAI Cross Platform And Integration Broker Market Shares
3.3 Summary EAI Market Forecasts
3.4 EAI Engines
3.4.1 The Role Of EAI Engines In Driving Integration
3.5 EAI Integration Broker Summary Market Forecasts By Industry
3.5.1 Healthcare use of EAI
3.6 Telemedicine / Videoconferencing
3.6.1 Videoconferencing Market Shares
3.6.2 Room and Group videoconferencing Systems
3.6.3 Videoconferencing Market Forecasts
3.7 Web Hosting
3.7.1 Need For Web Hosting And Data Centers
3.7.2 Web Based Supply Chain Exchanges
3.7.3 Web Hosting Market Shares
3.8 Web Hosting Competitive Forces
3.9 Web Hosting Market Driving Forces
3.10 Hospital Information Systems
3.11 Blood Pressure Kiosks
3.12 Paging Systems
3.13 Air Medical Transport

4. Communications Equipment Strategic Positioning For Healthcare Markets

4.1 Demand For Bandwidth
4.2 PBX Systems
4.3 Optical Network Systems
4.3.1 DWDM
4.3.2 DWDM Applications
4.3.3 Optical Amplifiers
4.3.4 Advanced Systems
4.4 Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)
4.4.1 Tunneling Remote Access
4.4.2 VPN Target Audience
4.4.3 VPN Technology
4.4.4 Firewalls
4.4.5 VPN Access Platform Implementations
4.5 Healthcare Remote Access
4.6 Videoconferencing

5 PBX, Router, Atm, Virtual Private Network Systems For Healthcare

5.1 PBX Systems
5.1.1 Nortel PBX
5.1.2 Nortel Voice, Data, Video Network
5.1.3 Grand Rounds On Site
5.1.4 Siemens PBX IP Telephony Interoperability
5.1.5 Siemens Upgrade Disaster Recovery Systems
5.1.6 Avaya PBX
5.1.7 NEC PBX
5.1.8 NEC Integrated Wireless Communications /Advanced Healthcare Communications
5.1.9 Alcatel OmniPCX 4400 Hospital PBX
5.1.10 Ericsson PBX
5.2 ATM
5.2.1 Cisco
5.2.2 Nortel ATM
5.2.3 Nortel ATM Backbone Positioning
5.2.4 Lucent Technologies ATM
5.2.5 Avaya LAN ATM
5.2.6 Ericsson ATM
5.2.7 Siemens ATM
5.3 Fast Ethernet And Gigabit Routers
5.3.1 Cisco Routers
5.3.2 The Cisco Healthcare Solution
5.3.3 Cisco Medical Clinic Positioning
5.3.4 Cisco Integration Systems
5.3.5 Cisco Radiology Network
5.3.6 Cisco Computerized Patient Records
5.3.7 Cisco Integration Of Systems
5.3.8 Nortel / Bay Networks Router Systems
5.3.9 Nortel Clinical Information System Integration
5.3.10 Nortel Ethernet
5.3.11 Nortel Routing
5.3.12 Avaya Routers
5.3.13 Siemens Hinet Stackable PBX Integrated Router
5.3.14 Alcatel Routers
5.3.15 Ericsson Routing
5.3.16 Ericsson IP Gateway
5.4 Hospital Wireless Systems
5.4.1 Avaya
5.4.2 Avaya Wireless Features
5.4.3 Avaya PBX Wireless Interoperability
5.4.4 Nortel Wireless Solution
5.4.5 Siemens Wireless
5.4.6 Ericsson Wireless Systems Targeted To Hositals
5.4.7 NEC
5.5 Interactive Voice Response (IVR)
5.5.1 Avaya Interactive Voice Response
5.6 Paging
5.6.1 Motorola Pagewriter[R] 2000x Personal Interactive
Communicator Targeted To Hospital Settings
5.6.2 Motorola Steps To Reduce Medical Errors
5.7 Security Systems
5.7.1 VPN For Remote Medical Services Delivery
5.7.2 VLAN Switches Isolate User Groups
5.7.3 Checkpoint Firewalls / Nokia Oc3
5.7.4 Virtual Private Network (VPN) Secure Paths
5.7.5 Cisco Extends Patient Care Through The Internet
5.7.6 Check Point Firewall

6. Telemedicine In The Context Of Patient Monitoring And Hospital Information Systems -- Product Overview

6.1 Automated Patient Records And Health Management Systems
6.1.1 Cerner
6.1.2 McKesson HBOC Health Care Information Technology
6.1.3 Shared Medical Systems Principal Products
6.2 Patient Monitor Systems
6.3 Philips Telemedicine Solutions
6.3.1 Philips Paperless Claims
6.3.1 Philips Patient-Monitoring Solutions
6.3.2 Philips Telemetry System
6.3.3 Philips Ambulatory ECG Analysis
6.3.4 Philips Component Central Monitor
6.3.5 Philips Arrhythmia Monitoring
6.3.6 Philips Defibrillators
6.3.7 Philips Infusion Pumps
6.3.8 Philips Open Systems
6.4 Spacelabs Telemedicine Initiatives
6.4.1 Spacelabs Web Source Telemedicine
6.4.2 Spacelabs Integrated Patient Monitoring
6.4.3 Spacelabs Ultraview Care Network Monitors
6.4.4 Ultraview Modular Digital Telemetry
6.4.5 SpaceLabs Fetal Monitors
6.4.6 Spacelabs Monitoring Modules
6.4.7 SpaceLabs 12-Lead ECG/ST Segment
6.4.8 Spacelabs Multiview
6.4.9 SpaceLabs Cardiac Output
6.4.10 SpaceLabs Non Invasive Blood Pressure (NIBP)
6.4.11 Spacelabs SvO2
6.4.12 Spacelabs Pulse Oximetry
6.4.13 Spacelabs Temperature
6.4.14 Spacelabs Capnography
6.4.15 Spacelabs EEG
6.4.16 Spacelabs Bispectral Index (BIS)
6.4.17 Spacelabs Module Configuration Manager
6.4.18 Spacelabs Flexport System Interfaces
6.4.19 Spacelabs Flexport Interfaces
6.4.20 Multi Information-System Enterprise
6.4.21 Spacelabs Patient Care Management
6.4.22 Spacelabs Multidisciplinary Clinical Pathways
6.4.23 Spacelabs Order Entry
6.4.24 Spacelabs Charts For Intensive Care
6.4.25 Spacelabs Mermaid Wireless Technology
6.5 GTE / Marquette
6.5.1 Marquette Clinical Information System For Obstretrical Applications
6.5.2 Reporting System
6.5.3 Marquette Stress Test Telemedicine Application
6.5.4 Marquette Wireless Patient Monitor
6.5.5 Chest Pain Center Monitoring
6.5.6 Vital Signs Monitor
6.5.7 Marquette Telemetry
6.5.8 Marquette Wireless LAN
6.5.9 Marquette Network-Centric Monitoring
6.5.10 Marquette Telemedicine Networking Monitoring
6.5.11 Marquette Workstations
6.5.12 Marquette Paging Systems For Outpatient Assessment
6.5.13 Marquette Monitoring in the Emergency Department
6.5.14 IMPACT.wf Paging System
6.5.15 Clinical Review Station
6.5.16 Marquette Remote System for Viewing Patients

7. Integration Engines, Applications Systems

7.1 Enterprise Application Integration
7.1.1 IBM Partners For Healthcare Payer Decision Support Solutions
7.1.2 IBM Integration Engine Product Positioning
7.1.3 IBM MQ Integrator
7.1.4 IBM MQSeries Message-Queuing Software
7.1.5 Business Integration Issues
7.1.6 New Era Of Networks / Neon
7.1.7 Software Technologies Corporation (STC)
7.1.8 STC DataGate
7.1.9 GE Global Exchange
7.1.10 Healthdyne Information (HIE)
7.1.11 SEDI-Health
7.2 Distributed Transaction Systems
7.2.1 IBM Websphere
7.2.2 BEA Tuxedo And Web Logic Span Hardware Platforms
7.3 Application Integration Positioning
7.3.1 SpaceLabs Integration Systems
7.3.2 Philips
7.3.3 Siemens SAP R/3 Patient Management System
7.3.4 Application Integration Services
7.3.5 Intelligent Infrastructures
7.4 Uses And Benefits Of EAI Applications
7.5 The Event Driven Hospital Complex
7.5.1 Health care Platforms
7.6 The Business Payoff

8. Applications For Telemedicine

8.1 Videoconferencing
8.2 Digital Video
8.3 Telemedicine
8.4 Mobile Multimedia Communications
8.5 Call Centers
8.6 Hospital Value Added Systems
8.7 Managing A Switch Room For A Health Care Facility
8.7.1 Disaster recovery
8.7.2 Siemens

9. Service Provider Participation In Health Care Telecom

9.1 Verizon
9.2 SBC Remote-Rural Health Care Delivery
9.3 Sprint ATM packages
9.4 Qwest / USWest !nprise
9.5 Hawaii Health Systems ATM
9.6 Connecticut Hospital Association Serves As An Internet Service Provider (ISP)

10. Telemetry And Sleep Technologies Targeted To Healthcare Communications

10.1 Electromagnetic Conflicts Managed By Motorola
10.2 Customer Interaction System And Advanced Speech Recognition
10.3 In-Vehicle Multimedia Solution
10.4 Service-Level Guarantees For Internet Services
10.5 Philips Cardiograph With Predictive Instruments
10.5.1 Philips Coderunner Web Product Suite
10.5.2 Philips Information-Management solution
10.6 Spacelabs Web-Based Network
10.6.1 Spacelabs Provides Access To Clinical Data Repository Via Wireless Devices
10.6.2 Spacelabs Flexport System Interfaces
10.6.3 Spacelabs Hospital-Wide Information Systems
10.6.4 Spacelabs Executive Information Systems
10.6.5 Spacelabs 12-Lead ECG/ST Segment
10.6.6 Spacelabs Ultraview Digital Telemetry
10.7 Respironics Focus Is On Home Care
10.7.1 Respironics Non-Invasive Window To The Autonomic Nervous System.
10.7.2 Respironics Portable Sleep Diagnostic Tool
10.7.3 Respironics Products For Sleep Management
10.7.4 Respironics Ambulatory Patient Monitor
10.7.5 Protocol Cordless Telemetry System

11. Top Ten Telecommunications Company Profiles

11.1 Alcatel
11.1.1 Alcatel Acquisitions
11.1.2 Alcatel Organization / Internet Division
11.1.3 Alcatel Revenue
11.1.4 Internet And Optics
11.1.5 Enterprise And Consumer
11.1.6 Telecom Components
11.1.7 Alcatel / Newbridge Networks
11.2 Bosch
11.3 Cisco Systems
11.3.1 Cisco Sales
11.3.2 Cisco Sales Overview
11.3.3 Acquisitions
11.4 Ericsson
11.4.1 Ericsson Revenue
11.4.2 Flexible Access Products
11.4.3 Ericsson Makes Strategic Investment In Saraïde.Com
11.4.4 Acquisitions And Investments
11.5 Fujitsu
11.5.1 Fujitsu Network Communications
11.6 Lucent
11.6.1 Company Organization
11.6.2 Lucent Restructuring
11.6.3 Enterprise Products
11.6.4 Outsourcing Portfolio
11.6.5 Lucent Second Quarter 2000 Revenue
11.6.6 Lucent 1999 Revenue
11.6.7 Lucent Customer Base
11.6.8 Lucent Acquisitions
11.6.9 Acquisition Of Excel Switching
11.6.10 Outsourcing Portfolio Expanded With Ins
11.6.11 Ascend Business Segments
11.6.12 Nexabit Networks
11.6.13 Spring Tide
11.6.14 Divestiture Of Enterprise And Microelectronics
11.7 Motorola
11.7.1 Corporate Structure
11.7.2 Handset Products
11.7.3 Network Systems Segment
11.7.4 Commercial, Government And Industrial Systems Segment
11.7.5 Motorola Wireless Strategic Alliances
11.7.6 Motorola Customer Base
11.7.7 Semiconductor Products Segment
11.7.8 MIT Media Lab
11.7.9 Internet And Networking Group
11.7.10 Motorola Revenue
11.7.11 Acquisitions And Liscensing
11.7.12 Strategic Alliances
11.7.13 Motorola Coprorate Organization
11.7.14 Creation Of The Communications Enterprise
11.7.15 Motorola / General Instrument Acquisition
11.8 NEC
11.8.1 Switching And Mobile Communications Systems
11.8.2 Communications Systems And Equipment
11.9 Nokia
11.10 Nortel
11.10.1 Strategies
11.10.2 Lines Of Business
11.10.3 Enterprise Solutions
11.10.4 Service Provider And Carrier Group
11.10.5 Nortel Revenue
11.10.6 1999 Results
11.10.7 Manufacturing Plants
11.11 Siemens
11.11.1 Siemens Revenue
11.11.2 Siemens Information And Communications Business Group
11.11.3 Optical Networks
11.11.4 Integration, Services And Applications (ISA)
11.11.5 Unisphere Solutions
11.11.6 Fujitsu And Siemens Computer Initiatives
11.11.7 Siemens And NEC Team For 3G Development
11.11.8 Siemens Investments

12. Healthcare Telecommunications Company Profiles

12.1 3M Health Information Systems
12.2 Agilent
12.3 Air Methods
12.3.1 Hospital Based Vendor Contracts: Mature Industry
12.3.2 Community Based Model
12.3.3 Financial Performance
12.3.4 Product Division
12.4 Allina Health Systems
12.5 Cerner
12.6 Datascope
12.6.1 Datascope Revenue
12.7 Hewlett-Packard
12.8 Infineon Technologies
12.9 Intermec Technologies
12.10 LXE
12.11 McKesson HBOC
12.11.1 McKesson
12.12 NEC
12.13 PictureTel
12.14 Philips Electronics Medical Products
12.15 Polycom
12.16 Protocol Systems
12.16.1 Portable Patient Monitors
12.17 Respironics
12.18 Shared Medical Systems
12.19 Spacelabs
12.19.1 Spacelabs Medical Revenue
12.19.2 lifeclinic.com
12.20 VTel

13. EAI Company Profiles

13.1 BEA
13.2 BMC
13.3 Candle
13.3.1 Messaging Middleware Management
13.3.2 Platforms Supported
13.3.3 Candle E-Business
13.3.4 Candle Products
13.3.5 Candle Service Positioning
13.4 Catalyst International
13.5 Commerce Quest
13.6 Concentric Network
13.7 Connect
13.8 Crossworlds
3.9 Datachannel
13.10 Evolving Systems
13.11 Enterprisesoft
13.12 Extricity
13.13 Filenet
13.14 Financial Technologies International
13.15 GE Medical and Global eXchange
13.15.1 GE Capital
13.15.2 GE Global Exchange Services
13.16 Healthdyne Information Systems
13.17 IBM
13.18 Inprise!
13.19 Integrasolv
13.20 Intel
13.21 Kabira Technologies
13.22 Level8
13.23 Logisys
13.24 Mercator
13.25 Microsoft
13.26 MQSoftware
13.27 New Era Of Networks (Neon)
13.27.1 Customers
13.27.2 Acquisitions
13.27.3 Neon Revenues
13.27.4 Strategic Relationships
13.27.5 Neon Formatter
13.27.6 Rules Engines
13.27.7 IBM Agreement
13.27.8 Direct Sales
13.28 Netscape
13.29 Optum
13.30 Oshap Technologies
13.31 Oracle
13.32 Pivotpoint
13.33 Powercrew
13.34 Price Waterhouse
13.35 Saga Systems
13.36 SAP
13.37 Saratoga Systems
13.38 Software AG
13.39 s2 systems
13.40 STC
13.40.1 STC Customers And Partners
13.40.2 Products
13.41 Sun Microsystems
13.41.1 Forte Fusion Integration Suite
13.42 Symantec
13.43 S.W.I.F.T
13.44 Talarian
13.45 Tibco
13.45.1 Tibco Second Fiscal Quarter 2000 Revenue
13.45.2 Customers
13.45.3 Strategic Partners
13.45.4 Products
13.45.5 Revenues
13.46 Vignette
13.46.1 Oberon Software
13.46.2 Oberon Resellers
13.47 Vitria
13.48 Webmethods
13.48.1 Webmethods / Active
13.48.2 Active Software