Southern Theater Command Air Force Hospital (formerly PLA 458th Hospital), founded in 1952, is a modern, comprehensive Grade III, Class A hospital boasting diverse medical disciplines, advanced equipment, strong technical expertise, and high-quality services.

Challenges in Hospital Informatization

1. Poor Business Continuity: The current system architecture lacks high availability, failing to ensure uninterrupted business operations;

2. High Operational Costs: Daily O&M requires accessing multiple management interfaces, resulting in inefficient workflows;

3. Complex Management Processes: Absence of unified resource management and centralized monitoring leads to disorganized resource allocation and non-streamlined/intelligent resource request and scheduling processes;

4. High Service Failure Rates: Aging equipment with prolonged operation suffers severe reliability issues, exhibiting frequent failures. Timely troubleshooting or hardware replacement remains challenging.

1. Winhong Virtualization Software is deployed on four newly procured Inspur servers to construct a virtualized resource pool, integrated into the cloud management platform;

2. New CNware virtualized platform resources are deployed, primarily hosting critical systems such as core database systems and Hospital Information System (HIS);

3. Unified Resource Management: Unified Resource Management is achieved through WinCloud cloud management platform, enabling centralized O&M of existing physical resources and VMware virtualized resources in the data center to maximize utilization of legacy infrastructure.

1. Enhanced Data Security: Through integrated application of server virtualization and cloud computing technologies, the hospital system and data security are comprehensively improved, preventing public incidents caused by data loss;

2. Streamlined Process Management: Customizable workflows allow tailored approval processes for different business scenarios; Online requests, approvals, and automated execution enable precise resource governance;

3. Optimized Operational Costs: Unified management of computing resources, virtualized infrastructure, network devices, and storage equipment via a single platform, coupled with automated deployment capabilities, significantly reduces operational expenditures.