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Vertexnova

Healthcare IT · Air navigation systems

Critical systemsthat nevergo dark.

Vertexnova Technologies designs, supplies, integrates and supports the data, imaging and communication systems that hospitals and air navigation services depend on — around the clock.

[ Mission ]

Hospitals and airspace share one requirement: the system has to work every second. We combine network infrastructure, software platforms and communication layers into one unified environment — engineered for continuity, observable end to end and supported for its whole lifecycle.

[ 02 — Capabilities ]

Engineered for the moments that cannot fail.

  1. C.01

    High-availability architecture

    Redundant design across network, compute and power paths, so a single fault never becomes an outage.

  2. C.02

    Real-time communication

    Low-latency transmission of data and voice — coordination happens in the moment, not after it.

  3. C.03

    Secure data transmission

    Encrypted channels, controlled access and integrity checks for medical records and operational data alike.

Availability design target
99.99%
Latency design target
<50 ms
Monitoring & support
24/7
Deployment capability
Multi-site

[ 03 — Services ]

From first assessment to round-the-clock operation.

  1. 01

    Consulting & IT planning

    An assessment of your existing infrastructure, a technology strategy and resource planning — so every investment fits the systems you already run.

    • Infrastructure assessment
    • Technology roadmap
    • Budget & resource planning
  2. 02

    Architecture & system design

    Analysis and design of architectures built for continuous operation. Redundancy, interfaces and security are defined before a single device is installed.

    • Requirement analysis
    • High-availability design
    • Interface & security concept
  3. 03

    Equipment & software supply

    Reliable hardware and software for digitising workflows — from servers, storage and diagnostic workstations to aviation-grade communication equipment.

    • Vendor selection
    • Certified hardware
    • Software licensing
  4. 04

    Integration & deployment

    New systems are connected to what is already in place — information systems, national platforms or ATM networks — and rolled out across one site or many.

    • System integration
    • Multi-site rollout
    • Data migration
  5. 05

    AI implementation

    AI-assisted diagnostics that help radiologists detect cancer, pneumonia and other conditions earlier — embedded directly in the imaging workflow.

    • Integration into PACS
    • Workflow embedding
    • Structured result review
  6. 06

    Automation & digital transformation

    Repetitive processes automated, departments connected: filmless imaging, electronic records and centralised data instead of paper and courier runs.

    • Process analysis
    • Filmless & paperless workflows
    • Centralised data storage
  7. 07

    Support & managed services

    Round-the-clock monitoring, maintenance and optimisation. Network Management as a Service covers fault detection, performance tracking and continuous tuning.

    • 24/7 monitoring
    • Preventive maintenance
    • Network Management as a Service
  8. Next step

    Not sure where to start?

    Describe the system you run today and the result you need. We will recommend where to begin.

    Talk to us

[ 04 — Architecture ]

One integrated stack, not a collection of parts.

Every engagement is planned as a whole system. Hardware, network, software and communication are designed together — and monitored together once they run.

  1. L1

    Hardware & equipment

    Medical-grade and aviation-grade devices, servers, storage and workstations.

  2. L2

    Network infrastructure

    Redundant, segmented networks for secure and uninterrupted data exchange.

  3. L3

    Software platforms

    PACS, information-system integration and ATM software for control, visibility and data management.

  4. L4

    Communication layer

    Real-time voice and data channels for coordination between people and systems.

  5. L5

    Monitoring & support

    Every layer below is observed continuously — faults are detected before they are felt.

[ 05 — Approach ]

A delivery process built around validation.

Six stages, each closed with a defined result. Nothing goes live that has not been tested against the requirements agreed at the start.

  1. Stage 01

    Requirement analysis

    We map the operational environment, existing systems, regulations and the outcomes you need.

  2. Stage 02

    System design

    Architecture, redundancy and interfaces are specified and agreed before anything is procured.

  3. Stage 03

    Supply & integration

    Equipment and software are delivered, installed and connected to your existing infrastructure.

  4. Stage 04

    Testing

    Components and interfaces are tested under realistic load and failure scenarios.

  5. Stage 05

    Deployment

    Go-live is planned site by site, with fallbacks, so operations never have to stop.

  6. Stage 06

    Validation & support

    The result is validated against the agreed requirements — then monitored, maintained and optimised.

[ 06 — Questions ]

Need help? Start here.

  • Healthcare — medical imaging, data integration and AI-assisted diagnostics — and aviation — air traffic management networks, voice communication, ATM software and airport hardware. Both share the same requirement: systems that operate continuously.

[ Next step ]

Let's build critical systems that perform.

From a single facility to a national network — tell us where you are today and where the system has to be.

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