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Great River Medical Center wanted to find a way to get medications to patients more quickly. It created an automated end-to-end medication management system, built on Microsoft technologies and devices. By connecting its things to back-end systems that manage inventory, medical and billing records, the hospital took advantage of the potential of the Internet of Things (IoT), eliminating time-consuming manual processes — and cutting medication delivery time by two-thirds.
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