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(Removed claim: summary (P836): The aim of the project is to define the reference architecture and the future open standards for managing automated and intelligent logistics in hospitals, in order to solve known problems/challenges. Integration solutions (horizontal and vertical) are not linked as a coherent intelligent and integrated system. Uncertainty about architecture and choice of standards is a new area for the regions’ IT people who are in the intersection of IT and...) |
(Created claim: summary (P836): The aim of the project is to define the reference architecture and the future open standards for managing automated and intelligent logistics in hospitals, in order to solve known problems/challenges. Integration solutions (horizontal and vertical) are not linked as a coherent intelligent and integrated system. Uncertainty about architecture and choice of standards is a new area for the regions’ IT people who are in the intersection of IT and ma...) |
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The aim of the project is to define the reference architecture and the future open standards for managing automated and intelligent logistics in hospitals, in order to solve known problems/challenges. Integration solutions (horizontal and vertical) are not linked as a coherent intelligent and integrated system. Uncertainty about architecture and choice of standards is a new area for the regions’ IT people who are in the intersection of IT and machines because automated logistics management does not apply standards to the same degree or at the same level as in other areas. There is a lack of solutions for automation of the last 50 metres to the place of consumption. The effect of the project is the connection between complex IT, automated systems, user interfaces and hardware. This allows you to have multiple suppliers so that components and sub-solutions can (English) | |||||||||||||||
| Property / summary: The aim of the project is to define the reference architecture and the future open standards for managing automated and intelligent logistics in hospitals, in order to solve known problems/challenges. Integration solutions (horizontal and vertical) are not linked as a coherent intelligent and integrated system. Uncertainty about architecture and choice of standards is a new area for the regions’ IT people who are in the intersection of IT and machines because automated logistics management does not apply standards to the same degree or at the same level as in other areas. There is a lack of solutions for automation of the last 50 metres to the place of consumption. The effect of the project is the connection between complex IT, automated systems, user interfaces and hardware. This allows you to have multiple suppliers so that components and sub-solutions can (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / summary: The aim of the project is to define the reference architecture and the future open standards for managing automated and intelligent logistics in hospitals, in order to solve known problems/challenges. Integration solutions (horizontal and vertical) are not linked as a coherent intelligent and integrated system. Uncertainty about architecture and choice of standards is a new area for the regions’ IT people who are in the intersection of IT and machines because automated logistics management does not apply standards to the same degree or at the same level as in other areas. There is a lack of solutions for automation of the last 50 metres to the place of consumption. The effect of the project is the connection between complex IT, automated systems, user interfaces and hardware. This allows you to have multiple suppliers so that components and sub-solutions can (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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Revision as of 09:50, 12 October 2020
Project in Denmark financed by DG Regio
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Reference architecture for the automation of hospital logistics |
Project in Denmark financed by DG Regio |
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4,598,612.0 Danish krone
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9,197,224.0 Danish krone
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50.0 percent
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11 June 2018
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31 December 2021
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Intelligent Systems A/S
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56°45'2.9"N, 10°12'23.8"E
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9560
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Formålet med projektet er at definere referencearkitektur og fremtidens åbne standarder for styring af automatiseret og intelligent logistik på hospitaler, for at løse kendte problemer/udfordringer. Integrationsløsninger (horisontalt og vertikalt) hænger ikke sammen som et sammenhængende intelligent og integreret system. Usikkerhed omkring arkitektur og valg af standarder er et nyt område for regionernes IT-folk, der befinder sig i krydsfeltet imellem IT og maskiner fordi styring af automatiseret logistik ikke anvender standarder i samme grad eller på samme niveau, som inden for andre områder. Der mangler løsninger for automatisering af de sidste 50 meter til forbrugsstedet. Effekten af projektet er sammenhængen mellem kompleks IT, automatiserede systemer, brugergrænseflader og maskinel. Det giver mulighed for at have flere leverandører, så komponenter og delløsninger kan (Danish)
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The aim of the project is to define the reference architecture and the future open standards for managing automated and intelligent logistics in hospitals, in order to solve known problems/challenges. Integration solutions (horizontal and vertical) are not linked as a coherent intelligent and integrated system. Uncertainty about architecture and choice of standards is a new area for the regions’ IT people who are in the intersection of IT and machines because automated logistics management does not apply standards to the same degree or at the same level as in other areas. There is a lack of solutions for automation of the last 50 metres to the place of consumption. The effect of the project is the connection between complex IT, automated systems, user interfaces and hardware. This allows you to have multiple suppliers so that components and sub-solutions can (English)
12 October 2020
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