Microsoft's Failure Affected Hospital Management, but Did Not Compromise Care
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The global failure in Microsoft's services affected communication and hospital management, but did not compromise the care provided to users or the operational activity of INEM, according to the entities contacted by Lusa. The president of the Portuguese Association of Hospital Administrators (APAH), Xavier Barreto, explained to Lusa that the hospital institutions use Microsoft tools for e-mail and meetings, so the failure had an impact on commu…
More than 70 countries, including Portugal, are affected by these failures in the services of the American company.
INEM noted constraints in support services, with no impact on operational response
The global failure in Microsoft's services affected communication and hospital management, but did not compromise the care provided to users or the operational activity of INEM, according to the entities contacted by Lusaka.
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