April 25 2000
Newsletter No. 05
Computerbank Networking SA
To install the IT & Telecom networking infrastructure
in 24 large Hospitals
Our group has already started implementing one of the largest
networking projects initiated so far in Greece: the supply and
installation of IT and Telecommunications networking infrastructure
in 24 large hospitals around the Country. This project is part
of the program "Development of an IT Health System" of the Ministry
of Health & Welfare.
The hospitals in which networking substructure will be installed
are:
ALEXANDROPOLIS - AREA GENERAL HOSPITAL
ATHENS - ATTICA MENTAL HOSPITAL
ATHENS - ALEXANDRA MATERNITY HOSPITAL
ATHENS - EVANGELISMOS GENERAL HOSPITAL
ATHENS - HIPPOCRATEIO GENERAL HOSPITAL
ATHENS - GEN. HOSPITAL OF THE RED CROSS
ATHENS - INJURIES REHABILITATION HOSPITAL
ATHENS - LAIKO GENERAL HOSPITAL
ATHENS - SISMANOGLIO GENERAL HOSPITAL
ATHENS - ST SAVVAS CANCER HOSPITAL
ATHENS - ST SOPHIA GENERAL CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
ATHENS- VOULA ASCLIPIEION GENERAL HOSPITAL
CORINTH - PREFECTURE GENERAL HOSPITAL
HERACLION - AREA GENERAL HOSPITAL - CRETE
IOANNINA - AREA GENERAL HOSPITAL
LESBOS - VOSTANEIO GENERAL HOSPITAL
PATRAS - AREA GENERAL HOSPITAL
PIRAEUS - METAXAS CANCER HOSPITAL
PIRAEUS - TZANIO GENERAL HOSPITAL
PIRAEUS-NIKEA ST. PANTELEIMON GENERAL HOSPITAL
THESSALONIKI - PAPANIKOLAOU GENERAL HOSPITAL
THESSALONIKI - AHEPA GENERAL HOSPITAL
THESSALONIKI - HIPPOCRATEIO GENERAL HOSPITAL
TRIPOLIS - EVANGELISTRIA GENERAL HOSPITAL
Computerbank Networking designed the solution which was submitted
to the relevant public tender by two System Integrators firms,
ACE SA and UNISYS SA. Other participants to the tender were the
companies INTRACOM, BULL, SPACE, SYSWARE and EUROPEAN DYNAMICS.
The Ministry of Health, owner of the project, awarded the contract
to ACE, who selected our Company as subcontractor.
The project foresees installation of active and passive networking
LAN, WAN and Campus equipment for 8000 workstations. UTP Cat 5
will be used for internal cabling, while 8-core optical fibre
will interconnect campus buildings. MOLEX Premise Networks (http://www.molexpn.com/)
structured cabling material will be used throughout the project.
The active equipment will comprise of SmartSwitch 6000 backbone
switches, SmartStack LAN switches and hubs and RouteAbout WAN
routers from CABLETRON Systems (http://www.cabletron.com/).
Network Management will be accomplished with CABLETRON Systems'
NMS Spectrum Element Manager. The project is due to be finalised
and delivered to its users within 12 months.
Permit us to stop here for to day and to revert soon with more
news that we hope you'll find interesting - while we are always
ready to respond to your needs.
