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  Bahrain Defence Force Hospital selects Oracle

Posted: 13 April 2003

Greater Functionality And Cost Savings Convinces Hospital To Migrate From Microsoft Exchange To Oracle Technology

Dubai, UAE — Oracle Corporation, the world's largest enterprise software company, today announced that Bahrain Defense Force (BDF) hospital, the Kingdom's second largest hospital, will be using Oracle Collaboration Suite as part of its continuing mission to provide exceptional service with the most effective technology.

The hospital, which provides primary, secondary and tertiary health care for entitled patients in peace time and operates as the main military hospital in times of conflict, will use the Oracle Collaboration Suite as a key tool for communication and knowledge-sharing.

The decision to install Oracle Collaboration Suite was made following a full review of the hospital's current technology.

Realising the benefits that a fully-integrated, consolidated communications platform could bring to their organisation, executives at the BDF hospital decided to migrate from Microsoft Exchange to Oracle technology.

One of the key incentives behind the project was the capability of the Oracle Collaboration Suite to consolidate BDF's system around a single server, thereby reducing costs and lessening the impact on network bandwidth.

"To achieve BDF's objective of realising cost benefits and efficiencies from an integrated IT infrastructure platform, our migration to the Oracle Collaboration Suite was the most logical move," said Dr. Mukhtar S.A. Al-Hashimi, head of BDF hospital's computer department. "Security was also a paramount consideration. As a military institution, we have to be able to trust the integrity of BDF hospital's infrastructure, and we felt that Oracle would be more than capable of delivering that peace-of-mind."

"Oracle understands that one of the key challenges for organisations is providing the information that professionals need in the time they need it," said Husam Dajani, Vice President for Oracle Middle East. "Oracle Collaboration Suite provides BDF hospital with the right infrastructure to achieve this, while reducing the number of mail and file servers that the hospital needs to operate. It's a solution that provides both cost efficiencies and enhanced productivity."

Oracle Collaboration Suite is designed to manage all of a company's messaging and collaboration needs, delivering voice, wireless, Web and desktop access to all communications including email, voicemail, fax, files and calendar on an enterprise-class, scalable, reliable, available and secure infrastructure.

About The Bahrain Defence Force Hospital
The Bahrain Defense Force Hospital services inpatient, outpatient and emergency patients and ranks as the second largest hospital in Bahrain.

The main mission of the BDF hospital is to provide health care services for the Military and Interior forces, emergency services for the public, and specialised medical services for referral patients and government VIPs.

All Bahrain residents and non-residents are entitled to free health care services and treatment.

Posted by Richard Price, Editor Pipeline Magazine

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