Leveraging Microsoft Lync and ProtonMedia ProtoSphere in Life Sciences: A New Dimension in Virtual Collaboration for the High Performance Workplace
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Ron Burns, CEO for ProtonMedia, and Les Jordan, Chief Technology Strategist for Microsoft Life Sciences, presented a webinar on how life sciences professionals can use Lync and ProtoSphere for virtual collaboration.
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Leveraging Microsoft Lync and ProtonMedia ProtoSphere in Life Sciences: A New Dimension in Virtual Collaboration for the High Performance Workplace
- 1. Microsoft Life Sciences Les Jordan Chief Technology Strategist Life Sciences Industry UnitMicrosoft Corporation E-mail: ljordan@microsoft.com Twitter: @ljrdn3 Blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/lifesciences
- 2. Microsoft in Health & Life Sciences 2010 2010 Acquisition of 2006 Growing Life Sciences Presence: Joined SAFE BioPharma Launched BioIT Alliance 2009 Launched BioIT Alliance (Focused on Translational Medicine – getting Genome from Bedside to Bench) 2008 2009 Growing Healthcare Presence Working with standards (i.e. HL7, CDISC, IHE) ActiveX for Healthcare Biztalk HIPAA Accelerator 2005 Health Solutions Group CreatedProduct Group Focused on Health 1995 MSHUG formation 1995 Microsoft Healthcare Team Established 2007 HSG Acquisitions 2008 1999 health & fitness 2006 Acquisition of Azyxxi from WHC 2007 2009 Dynamics AX w/ eSigs & dSigs 2008 1995 2007 2006 2011 2000 2009 2010 2005
- 3. Microsoft Life Sciences Focus Areas FY11
- 7. Life Sciences Events, Webcasts, Recordings
- 9. Technical Whitepapers & Articles
- 10. InfoMesa – Virtual Collaboration Environment
- 13. Blogs
- 19. ProtoSphere Leverages the Microsoft UCC Stack
- 20. For Data Visualization: ProtoSphere Leverages the Info Mesa ProjectThe Microsoft Life Sciences Project, led by Sam Battermanhttp://www.microsoft.com/industry/healthcare/lifesciences/solutions/infomesa.mspxhttp://sambbiblog.spaces.live.com/blog/
- 21. Key Life Sciences Use Cases
- 22. Demo Video
- 23. Key Life Sciences Use Cases
- 24. Key Benefits
- 25. Select Case Studies
- 26. Select Case Studies
- 27. Select Case Studies “Virtualizing our poster session was as close as we could get to physically being together, without having to commit all the time, money, and preparatory work required to set up a conference at an outside location.” -IT Senior Analyst
- 29. Select Case Studies
- 30. Select Case Studies “It is truly an effective method of provoding information without the drawbacks of traveling. As such, I think you will get a greater audience which can theoretically provide a higher level of idea and experience transfer” -Anonymous Attendee
- 35. Presence is Personal and Engaging,
- 37. Event Driven
- 40. Event Driven
- 42. Event Driven
- 44. Unified Communications With ProtoSphere the Conceptual Layer becomes a Contextual Layer Real Work Space Collaborative Workspaces and Portals Web Conferencing Messaging IM / Presence
- 45. Unified Communications Collaborative Workspaces and Portals Conferencing Messaging IM / Presence ProtoSphere Unifies the User Experience as the MS UCC Stack Unifies the IT Communications Infrastructure Real-time voice, data, video App-sharing 1 to 1, 1 to many, & many to many IM interworking Presence Document access & management Social networks Asynchronous email and voice messaging
- 46. Unified Business Platform Unified Communications Business Intelligence Enterprise Content Management Collaboration Enterprise Search Data Viz Meets the Cloud Socialized and humanized display layer connecting On-premises to the Cloud: Bringing the right people, the right data, together at the right moment, to make better decisions…. Cloud On-premises
- 47. Questions
- 48. Download a free trial Download case studies View ProtoSphere videos Visit the ProtonMedia blogFor more information, contact:Ron BurnsCEO215-350-2461ron.burns@protonmedia.com www.protonmedia.com Resources
Notas del editor
- Over the past twelve years Microsoft has steadily increased its investments and commitment to health. In 2005, the Health Solutions group was created when our corporate VP, Peter Neupert, came on board at the direct request of Steve Ballmer to explore and create solutions for healthcare more deeply. Peter’s been a long time Microsoft employee. He led the OS/2 team and then he orchestrated the MSNBC deal before leaving Microsoft to go on and establish Drugstore.com. After a few years as the CEO of Drugstore.com Peter was on the United States President’s IT Advisory Council when he decided to come back to Microsoft to help us focus very specifically on healthcare and healthcare IT solutions. Over the course of the following 2 years, HSG purchased key technologies to create a foundation of solutions to address pressing challenges that other IT organizations were not meeting. The result is the solution set we have today – a Family of enterprise solutions, Amalga, and HealthVault, a platform for consumer information. Today, we have some of healthcare’s leading providers using Microsoft Health Solution Group’s innovative solutions. Microsoft is the only IT provider simultaneously addressing health information needs from both a consumer and enterprise viewpoint, to advance a vision of unifying health information and making it more readily available, ensuring the best quality of life and affordable care for everyone.