GDM’s technology infrastructure is vendor neutral, making it easy to manage all visual data display and recording functions from one GUI-driven touch screen. Because the systems are intuitive, they require little training and support, while providing complex, advanced functionality. Managing information in the OR requires specialized expertise and cooperation from an array of healthcare professionals– clinicians, technicians, and administrators. Increasingly, critical patient data is being kept in Electronic Medical Records which must be accessed by networked PCs during surgical procedures. GDM needed a way for the OR staff to be able to access these records. GDM’s systems need to control multiple PCs in the Operating Room while minimizing the number of superfluous keyboard and mouse devices; a requirement driven by the shortage of desk space in this environment. Since the information accessed on the multiple PCs can be critical to patient care, a very high level of reliability is required.

The implementation of Adder's KVM system provides full flexibility for cardiac monitoring, endovein harvest, surgery observation and recording, TEE displaying, and other video slaving and streamlines the GDM process greatly. The security of knowing that the product will perform as expected with a high level of reliability is of great assurance to GDM. The overall benefit of having dependable multi-PC control enhances the value GDM systems bring to the end user through simplicity of use, easy access to information, and decreased time in the operating room.