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|Articles|May 16, 2008

InSite One readies disaster recovery bundle

Medical archiving and storage specialist InSite One is showing at SIIM a new bundle of recovery services, part of a promotion the company plans to run through December 2008. Dubbed InDex Recovery with Recovery Plus, the bundle automatically backs up PACS databases within the company’s Intelligent Management Gateway, while sending a copy of the data to a primary InSite One warehouse.

Medical archiving and storage specialist InSite One is showing at SIIM a new bundle of recovery services, part of a promotion the company plans to run through December 2008. Dubbed InDex Recovery with Recovery Plus, the bundle automatically backs up PACS databases within the company's Intelligent Management Gateway, while sending a copy of the data to a primary InSite One warehouse. The service also allows exam forwarding, archive data reporting, and ongoing software licensing of an HL7 interface for exam data cleansing. The bundle is being offered on a fee basis, exclusive of capital investment. The company is also offering a new entry-level service called InDex OffSite for clients who need only a single off-site copy of their PACS data.

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