How Legacy Health Was Able to Achieve Improved Resiliency Against Ransomware and Attain Faster Recovery Times
How Legacy Health Was Able to Achieve Improved Resiliency Against Ransomware and Attain Faster Recovery Times
What you'll learn
In this webinar, you will learn:
- How Legacy Health is ensuring data privacy and integrity by seamlessly protecting Epic EHR and enterprise workloads across their entire environment
- What steps Legacy Health is taking to prepare for rapid data growth in the coming years and enable their infrastructure to scale
- How Legacy modernized their architecture while cutting costs by 40%
Tune in to hear firsthand from Luehrs on the results and benefits his team has experienced from their Rubrik and Pure solution, as well as his recommendations for others seeking to address similar challenges within their organizations.
Legacy Health is a locally owned, nonprofit health system that provides health services across the Portland and Vancouver metro areas, as well as mid-Willamette Valley. With six hospitals, 70 clinics, 3,000 clinicians and 14,000 employees, Legacy is a large and growing health provider that is experiencing substantial data growth within their Epic EHR and clinical systems. To meet future requirements, Legacy reimagined their infrastructure with an eye toward reducing risk, lowering costs, and leveraging public cloud.
Robert Luehrs
Storage and Backup Engineer
Legacy Health
Bio info: Robert grew up in Cleveland, Ohio and began his career at IBM in Research Triangle Park, NC. After developing the...
Robert grew up in Cleveland, Ohio and began his career at IBM in Research Triangle Park, NC. After developing the first IBM SGML documentation to single-source for 11 outputs, for the NetView product, Robert transitioned to Tivoli Professional Services, where he implemented enterprise management such as Y2K remediation for AT&T. Later in his career, he shifted into management and looked after IBM Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM) support, where he authored dozens of Tech Notes before being hired away as the global enterprise architect for an IT outsourcing firm. Today, Robert works for Legacy Health Systems as a Storage and Backup Engineer in the IS Infrastructure group.
Jon Kimerle
Epic Solution Alliance Manager
Pure Storage
Bio info: Jon Kimerle serves as the Epic Alliance Manager at Pure Storage where he is responsible for managing the...
Jon Kimerle serves as the Epic Alliance Manager at Pure Storage where he is responsible for managing the relationship with Epic Systems in Verona, WI and contributing on the healthcare solutions team with business development.Jon has 29 years of healthcare leadership experience with the past 20 years in senior healthcare IT leadership roles. His focus has been in taking a more strategic approach to IT and has significant experience in formulating complete, IT-enabled solutions and delivering enterprise-wide transformational projects. Jon led Epic implementations which transformed 20 hospitals in four states, 3,000 employed physicians practices and 40,000 users. Prior to joining Pure, he served in several senior IT leadership roles including Interim CIO, VP of IT Strategy and Planning, and VP of Clinical Transformation.Jon holds both a BS in Health Administration and a Master of Health Administration (MHA) from the University of Missouri-Columbia. He is also an adjunct professor for a graduate level healthcare IT management class at Logan University.
Aaron Edwards
Sales Engineer
Rubrik
Bio info: Aaron has spent 20 years in technology focusing on storage, virtualization, cloud & data protection. He lives...
Aaron has spent 20 years in technology focusing on storage, virtualization, cloud & data protection. He lives in the Greater Seattle area and focuses on Healthcare in the OR, WA, ID and MT regions.
Details
Event Type : On Demand
Date : Apr 15, 2020 01:00 PM CT
Cost : Complimentary
Credits : CPHIMS, CAHIMS
Speaker(s) : Robert Luehrs, Jon Kimerle, Aaron Edwards
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