
In healthcare, a "green" dashboard doesn't always mean everything is working as it should. In this episode of The NetOps Expert, Jeremy Rossbach and Gedeon Hombrebueno explore the concept of Mean Time to Innocence (MTTI) and why network teams are often forced to prove they aren't the source of an outage before the real problem can be found. From stalled MRI images to hidden underlay issues and compliance risks, we discuss why traditional monitoring falls short and how end-to-end network observability can help healthcare organizations reduce downtime, improve patient care, and close critical visibility gaps.
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