Patient Health Monitoring with Oracle IoTCS and PCS by Arun Pareek
January 17, 2018 Leave a comment
Accelerate Speed to Value with Oracle Cloud Platform (PaaS)
In an increasingly digitized world, technology enabled transition is increasingly becoming a strategic ally for organisations and how they deliver services and products more effectively. Organisations need to orient their business along capabilities and commercially viable ‘proof points’ that can scale quickly. A key to this approach is to avoid large multi-year road maps and refrain from multi-million dollar investment projects to be locked into an uncertain future. The concept of providing a differentiated customer experience is the only way to create a sustainable advantage. A recent Oracle Partner event (Sydney PaaS Hackathon) was a perfect stage for partners in APAC to demonstrate the power and capabilities of the Oracle Cloud Platform to accelerate a customer’s digital transformation journey. Now that the dust has settled on the amazing Sydney Hackathon where we participated and won the second prize for our prototype using Oracle PaaS products, it is time to share what we actually built and how. In this opening blog, I will provide a glimpse of the end to end solution that we put together using nine different Oracle Cloud Services in the 28 hour marathon. Along the way, I would also share the best practices and lessons learnt of integrating the different Cloud Service and an approach to building solutions around user centric design principles. The core prototype and use case was around building a real time remote patient well being monitoring system. In particular, the solution centered around patients suffering with blood pressure related disease which is a major cause of health related deaths in Australia. Read the complete article here.
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