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As the amount of health data continues to grow exponentially, health organizations of all sizes may lack efficient infrastructure, fail cloud readiness, face difficult migration of data and experience archival needs due to mergers and acquisitions. As a managed services provider (MSP), Cerner provides the management and monitoring of your technology and data within the AWS cloud infrastructure. We're known for digitizing the health record and we expanded our services to include remote hosting for clients over 20 years ago. Partnering with AWS to host health data is a natural progression as we go beyond traditional to next-generation MSP.

Reaching the next level in speed, storage and reliability: Cerner Managed Services Provider powered by AWS

Comprehensive maintenance

Provides high-performing cloud infrastructure with updates to patches and backups

24/7/365 monitoring

Ensures you're ready to respond

Next-generation managed services

Helps you leverage the latest technologies to keep your systems running quickly and efficiently in the cloud

Expert account configuration

Helps you conform to cloud best practices

The Cerner AWS MSP practice provides comprehensive management and monitoring of your AWS cloud infrastructure, freeing your IT department to focus on its core business.

We offer:

Approach

Offerings

Archiving

Storage

Saas

Solutions as a service

Migrations

By migrating and hosting existing workloads in the AWS cloud, you can reduce the resources and expense of managing your own data centers.

SaaS (Solutions as a Service) offers current software without the on-site management and downtime risks that come with many third-party, non-AWS-based solutions.

Mergers and acquisitions have impacted many health care organizations. With the aggregation of assets – both technology and data – we can assist with hosting those tools while you focus on the business at hand.

Data generated is faster than anyone can imagine; if you’ve reached or are close to reaching your capacity, we can assist with your storage requirements for as long as you need.

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TRADITIONAL AND NEXT-GENERATION MSPs

Next-generation managed services providers go beyond the management and monitoring of workloads to an end-to-end cloud solution provider. They extend their capabilities and offerings into migration, development operations, security and other areas of specialization. As Cerner evolves its next-generation MSP offering, we can act as an end-to-end cloud solution provider for customers using AWS.

Design, architect, automate focus Cloud- and software-based solutions Distributed operations and resources Solution/application-based service level agreements Development operations, continuous integration/continuous development, self-healing solutions, infrastructure-as-code approach Dynamic monitoring, anomaly detection and machine learning tooling Security-by-design, continuous compliance approach Trusted advisor and provider

Run and operate focus Hardware-based solutions Centralized operations Device-based service level agreements Complex, manual change management Static monitoring with fixed thresholds Security risk mitigation Outsourcing vendor

Traditional MSP

Next-generation MSP

Benefits

Unmatched experience, reliability and performance First-class management and security Ability to grow at greater scale

Benefits

Why Cerner?

Cerner is the only AWS MSP with health care experience, which spans over 40 years, and includes clinical systems, workflows and regulatory governance. Our MSP practice has operated for over 20 years; currently providing remote hosting for 690 clients, representing over 114,000 facilities in the U.S. The partnership with AWS combines our health care experience with the power of AWS’s global infrastructure, scale, breadth and depth of services to collect data and create actionable, near real-time insights and intelligence. Utilizing AWS cloud technologies through Cerner helps connect health systems to additional capabilities – such as the ability to consume source-agnostic data sources from across an organization – aggregate and normalize the data and apply insights to provide clinicians a comprehensive view of an individual’s overall health.