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Creating secure, robust, web-based platforms for image storage and
distribution presents special challenges to the system developer. These
challenges include guaranteed availability, adequate performance (especially
for imaging), scalability (as enterprises grow and merge), security and patient
privacy (satisfying both HIPAA and enterprise requirements), and both
short-term and long-term archival solutions. Utilizing the case study method,
this presentation analyzes the architecture and implementation of an image
storage and distribution system. The case study is based on a system developed
in C# using the .NET Framework and Microsoft SQL Server. The paper examines the
effect of using .NET on both developer productivity and the architecture of the
resulting system. .NET promises to facilitate the construction of distributed
web-based systems. The presentation provides insight into the implications of
key business drivers on system architecture. Specialized topics include: · Use of ASP.NET and Remoting for image
search and delivery · The integration
of ADO.NET and the DICOM protocols ·
The integration of ADO.NET and Storage Area Networks · Security for IIS, ASP.NET and Remoting transactions
Audience participants will learn: 1.The key technological capabilities
included in .NET and how they impact image storage and delivery, as well as
improve patient care via security and privacy. 2.How to address the integration
of web-based protocols and DICOM protocols. 3.How to implement security within
.NET platforms (especially in a high performance realm.) (V.D. is an employee
of Foliage Software Systems.)
Questions about this event email: jcadigan@foliage.com
Dovydaitis, V,
Utilizing .NET for Secure Image Storage and Distribution Systems. Radiological Society of North America 2003 Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting, November 30 - December 5, 2003 ,Chicago IL.
http://archive.rsna.org/2003/3108105.html
