Digital Infuzion offers IT tools and solutions that help National
Security agencies detect and respond rapidly to bioterrorist
threats to human health. In particular, our solutions
in standardizing data, making data available across platforms,
and disseminating information through wireless technology
support government agendas for robust bioterrorist surveillance
and emergency response programs. Also, we design solutions
that aid scientists in studying known bioweapons and developing
vaccines and antibiotics for public distribution. We have served clients in this industry such as:
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Department of Homeland Security |
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Defense Threat Reduction Agency1 |
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Systems
Integration: Improving Federal Connectivity and
Emergency Response
We specialize in building and connecting Federal information systems to help our clients achieve a tightly-knit technology environment where enterprise data is electronically available, securely accessible, and easy
to share.
By reducing the hassles that arise from poorly integrated computer applications and cumbersome information sharing, we allow Federal employees to access and disseminate critical information about disease, public health, and relevant safety measures through secure Web portals and wireless technology. What results is the ability to respond quickly and decisively to emerging infectious diseases (EIDs) and other threats to public health.
IT Solutions Tailored
to Countermeasure Development
Our solutions in database
design, integration, and support meet the full spectrum of National Security requirements for scalability, robustness, and instant information access
and availability.
We help:
- Design IT infrastructures that enable
research parties to input and retrieve data
from distributed laboratory and clinical
settings around the world
- Develop databases that hold data about
re-emergence, identification, and notification
of antibiotic resistant strains or the rapid spreading of bioterrorism threats
- Develop scalable database schemas and structures to accommodate the rapidly
growing volume and complexity of
pathogenic data
- Integrate disparate repositories of
pathogenic information and available
images, resulting in the ability of Federal security agencies to have a comprehensive view of the status of health threats and corresponding vaccines
- Develop database tools for rapid viewing
and entry of critical data and images
Interoperability Services
and Compliance
with Federal Regulations
We design clinical databases
and clinical site monitoring systems using existing or emerging healthcare industry standards to ensure data interoperability during each
stage of drug discovery and development.
In addition, our experience
in building successful enterprise systems for Federal clients qualifies us to efficiently complete government contracts
in accordance with the principles and regulations prescribed by
the Department of Defense Architecture Framework and
Chief Information Officers Council.
Business Process Reengineering
in the Federal Sector
We use our business process reengineering tools and techniques to understand and evaluate Federal enterprise operations and address inefficiencies. This involves reengineering Federal workflows to accelerate the discovery and development of biotherapeutics that
aid public defense, and
to streamline surveillance programs so that responses to disease are swift, coordinated, and decisive.
Wireless Solutions
We design and implement information appliances or applications (e.g., desktops, laptops, PDAs, Pocket PCs, BlackBerry™ devices, and smartphones) to rapidly disseminate reliable, up-to-date information. This increases the ability of disease surveillance
and bioterrorist units to report
to and communicate with each
other and
the public.
Information Assurance
for Federal Agencies
In the National Security sector,
it is critical for information to be accurate, available, and accessible. We offer complete information assurance services
to maintain the quality, integrity, authenticity, and availability of information, while also protecting it from unauthorized usage or retrieval. This involves creating standard operating procedures
(SOPs) for data annotation and curation, as
well as developing policies and procedures
for responding to adverse events
and disasters.
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Overall:
- Increasingly robust disease tracking
and surveillance, resulting in early detection
of bioterrorist attacks and faster response
- Accelerated study and awareness of
potential bioterrorist pathogens
- Accelerated development of vaccines
and antibiotics that counter known bioweapons
- Better ability to alert the public
to bioterrorist attacks and inform citizens
of safety measures to take
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Public Health and Biodefense Officials:
- Availability of data to help distinguish
between naturally-occurring or bioterrorist-related
infectious diseases
- Improved ability to assess, track,
and diagnose infectious diseases and corresponding
treatments
- Improved ability to disseminate critical
information to response units and distribute
vaccines to the public in times of emergency
- Improved ability to organize an informed
response to biological threats when they
occur
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Federally-funded
Research Networks:
- Rapid, secure access to data about
chemical warfare, infectious diseases,
and treatment options via Web channels
and mobile devices
- Accurate and efficient data entry,
resulting in safer, more reliable research
decisions
- Robust databases that accommodate increasingly
complex data types
- Scalable databases that accommodate
growing volumes of data and electronic
images
- Accelerated adoption of and compliance
with Federal regulations and data standards
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Public Citizens:
- Increased protection from and awareness
of biological threats
- Increased awareness of available treatments
and countermeasures
- Access to public information about
developments in biodefense and risk reduction
techniques
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1 Through our partnership with BioRossettex, a division of Sarnoff Corporation. |