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Patton Fuller Community Hospital Case Study
Request for Project (RFP)

Organization: Patton-Fuller Community Hospital

Requester: CEO

Background of Request

Patton-Fuller Community Hospital is looking to upgrade its current network architecture over the next 5 years. As a result, it is imperative that a complete review of current architecture is completed and a revised network design is developed to include both proposed upgraded hardware and software. As the CIO for the hospital, it is your responsibility to complete this project plan, as well as determine the reasonable costs for the project.

Description of Request

Complete review of current architecture and a revised network design
Include both proposed upgraded hardware and software.
Determine the reasonable costs

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