OpenELIS Global - Implementation Notes

Equipments needs

we are working on the deployment of an application using network configuration. The main application is installed on a computer (server). several client workstations will be able to access to this server via a network to be configured

• server minimal configuration

Processor: Core Intel i5, i7+ recommended; RAM: 8 Gigabyte, 16+ recommended;

Hard Disk: 1 Terabyte, 6+ recommended; External Hard Disk: 2TB;

Ethernet Output available or provide wifi key. Physical connection recommended;

UPS: 1000 /1500 VA;

• workstation minimal configuration

Processor: Dual core;

RAM: 4 Go;

Hard Disk: 500 Go;

External Hard Disk: 500 Go;

Ethernet Output available or provide wifi key;

UPS: 650 VA;

Anything that can run Google Chrome, or Chromium;

• Network Configuration

Wifi Router;

Provide wifi card/key or ethernet cable per workstation;

Server and workstations Configurations

Site Assessments

The initial assessment is an IMPORTANT step in the preparation for implementation. It is good to have an idea of the existing in terms of infrastructure, process, organization, existing documents, existing software. The general best practice is to try to replicate the current workflow as much as possible to make the addition of the new system as seamless as possible.

• Site Overview

a short Description of the laboratory activity (EG: which lab units are present, how are they oprganized)

• Workflows

If possible, Attach:

The map and description will help to determine how many workstations you will need, where they will be placed, and how many and which should have bar code printers.

• External Electronic Systems Interoperability

Collect any information concerning existing software used at the health facility for potential system interoprability (EG: An OpenMRS-based electronic medical records system, sample storage system, etc)

• Infrastructure Needs

Short description of current and our proposed power failure backup plan, stability of current power, etc. current internet connection and local area network;