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IoT in Healthcare

IoT in Healthcare

The usage of IoT is not just simply gathering data or viewing it locally, but the purpose & the effect is far greater than originally thought of. The connectivity is to provide “Real Time” information, to tackle the problem before it grows.

Earlier the push was just for data gathering, but with IoT (combined with Big Data) the push is data gathering & analysis – all at real time. The IoT devices & sensors are helping the patients by alerting the physicians when anything goes wrong. They might not even know about it, but the devices are continuously tracking. All this helping in predictive healthcare based on evidence.

Numerous such advancements are taking place – like “smart beds”, which detects if the patient wants to get up, alerts the nurses & they assist. Another area like “smart pill bottles” which alert the patients if they miss any medication slot.

Many such areas can be far-fetched for some, but devices like wearables, BP monitors, Glucose monitors, etc are in current usage. These IoT devices, coupled with smart Apps are helping the physicians monitor their patients virtually. Post operation recovery is being tracked even without a visit. This is leading to less waiting time but increased monitoring time.

In fact, this is benefitting both the patients & the providers. Whether it’s the mobile app, or wearables or other medical devices – all are capturing health data and this IoT’s real-time data will shape the future of healthcare.

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Shift today to Cloud Storage

Shift today to Cloud Storage

Cloud-based storage enables the user to take advantage of the data available in real time through which their work progress accelerates exponentially.

Benefits of Cloud Storage

  • Cost Effective

    Choosing cloud storage is a viable option because it saves you from spending money on non-cloud-based alternatives that involve external drives, backup disks, installation, maintenance, etc. It also saves your employees from having to update data manually. Cloud storage comes with predetermined monthly or yearly fees, thus it doesn’t ever let you go over budget.

  • Security

    Businesses always have to safeguard their data and every minute detail to always be a step ahead of their competitors. The smallest breach could cost them millions. Data is fully encrypted on the cloud while it’s being transmitted or accessed. This ensures your confidentiality and secures your data to the highest level.

  • Quick Recovery

    Employees will no longer panic when data is lost due to system failure. Even if a fault arises within your systems, the data saved on cloud remains completely safe. You can recover it anytime you want without having to wait for it.

  • Easy Access

    Cloud storage makes data accessibility extremely easy no matter where you are or what device you are using. You can access the data through a desktop while sitting on your desk or during a meeting through your smartphone or tablet because the access point of all your data will remain the same.

  • Full Automation

    Automation relieves you from the culpability of human errors. Updates and communications can be decided beforehand and through automation, data can be backed up or processed automatically.

  • Synchronization

    Users no longer have to worry about whether the data they receive is updated or not. Cloud storage updates data throughout all systems and makes sure that the files you receive are the latest versions.

  • Invisible

    Another security feature of cloud storage is its invisibility. It saves you space because you don’t have to get storage devices and there is nothing physical to steal if someone is after your data.

“Cloud storage is the future“ and businesses can reap a lot of benefits by opting for it. To know more about cloud storage, web based applications development, portal development services and other services, contact smartData Enterprises or visit their website at www.smartdatainc.com
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ASP.NET MVC Application Development – Why ?

ASP.NET MVC Application Development – Why ?

This means you can use in ASP.NET MVC applications the same APIs for security, state management, membership, caching, and so on that, you could use in traditional ASP.NET Web Forms applications.

In the ASP.NET MVC world, many improvements to ASP.NET have been included in the framework itself. The main purpose of this design pattern is to isolate business logic from the user interface in order to focus on better maintainability, improved test-ability, and a cleaner structure to the application.

Every ASP.NET MVC application has three core parts: a model, views, and controllers. In short, the model consists of all the classes that handle data and business logic. Data processing using model classes is initiated by the controllers that are in charge of user requests. Once the data processing is complete the controller creates a response to the user by sending the results to a View who then produces HTML to be rendered in the browser.

When to Use ASP.NET MVC

ASP.NET MVC has certain capabilities that make it the best option to choose if you need one or more of the following:

  • A high level of control over the generated HTML: Unlike Web Forms, Views in ASP.NET MVC render HTML exactly as you tell them to. Recently, Web Forms have been improved in this area but still don’t have the level of control MVC has.

  • Easier unit testing: With ASP.NET MVC, it is very easy to follow testing patterns such as test-driven development (TDD). Because of the complex event lifecycle in Web Forms, on top of a control-based framework, TDD is a lot easier with MVC.

  • Separation of concerns: This refers to having all aspects of the system clearly separated from one another. Because of the pattern it implements, an MVC application is divided into discrete and loosely bound parts (model, views, and controllers), which makes it easy to maintain.

ASP.NET MVC Benefits

Compared to Web Forms, ASP.NET MVC applications benefit by including all ASP.NET core features but also by the features in the MVC pattern. Some of those benefits are:

  • The MVC pattern itself makes it easier to manage complexity by clearly separating the functionality of the application into three core parts, the model, the view, and the controller.

  • ASP.NET MVC web applications do not use view state or server-based forms. This makes the MVC framework ideal for developers who want full control over the behavior of an application. View state can become very large, which is a problem for devices like smartphones running over slow networks (transmitting all that information can be very slow).

  • ASP.NET MVC provides better support for test-driven development (TDD).

  • ASP.NET MVC works well for web applications that are supported by large teams of developers & for web designers who need a high degree of control over the HTML.