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1. 1. exec team: New England Baptist Hospital - Boston, President, CEO, Vice President, Mcdonough, Dionisio

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   Published on: 7/22/2008   Last Visited: 7/22/2008

   Marty Botticelli
   
   Senior Director of Information Services andChief Information Officertelephone: NEBH 617.754.6588 or CG 617.754.8000fax: NEBH 617.754.6703 or CG 617.754.8015mbottice@caregroup.harvard.edu

2. 2. Hospital Offers Enhanced Care Supports Mission Critical Applications with Dark Fiber Communications Network

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   Last Visited: 12/2/2007

   Caregivers do not have even a minute to wait for any computer latency," says Marty Botticelli, Chief Information Officer of New England Baptist."The physicians have more time to care for patients, and the patients are the real winners.Now they don't have to wait for the computers that provide care-critical information to the physicians and nurses striving to care for them through a slow, potentially unreliable computer connection."
   
   Another benefit of dark fiber for NEBH?No network downtime.Botticelli offers, "The reliability of the network has been outstanding and truly a necessity for our mission critical operations and disaster recovery.
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   Marty BotticelliNew England Baptist Hospitalmbottice@caregroup.harvard.eduTel (617) 754-6588

3. 3. Boston Software Systems

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   Published on: 4/27/2008   Last Visited: 5/21/2008

   Cover Story: Systems Integration: The Electronic Records Lynchpin Quoting Boston WorkStation customer, Marty Botticelli, executive director for information systems at New England Baptist Hospital, Boston: "Everyone who has done traditional interface and integration work has done the same thing with vendors over and over-sitting down and mapping out fields on a one-to-one basis, devising a method to interface, and then relying on the vendors' programmers to make it work," he says.