Fundamental has deployed two versions of the iOne with great success.  The first is the touch screen without keyboard. With this model, a user simply logs in.  The iOne takes over from there, automatically launching a specified application. Users include physical and occupational speech therapists, nurses and certified nursing assistants.  Additional applications or email are never involved.

Version two of the iOne includes a keyboard because that input mode is required by the applications running on the PC.  Utilizing an Ergotron-style vertical lift with keyboard tray, the unit is conveniently attached to a wall for easy access and visibility.

Tim is delighted to report that both versions of the iOne have helped Fundamental achieve its full range of goals. The company had needed a PC capable of outperforming its prior system within the corporate infrastructure. The newcomer had to be faster, and more importantly, it had to be far more reliable. Utilizing a touch screen with embedded Windows XP, the previous system exhibited a prohibitively high failure rate.  The drawbacks didn't stop there, however. The old computer was not upgradable, and its embedded XP certainly did not qualify as a full operating system. The Cybernet units eliminated these shortcomings, satisfying Fundamental's demanding criteria beyond expectations. In short, “the Fundamental team loved them,” enthuses team member Susan Schulz.  

Tim and the entire Fundamental team have no doubt that their successful relationship with Cybernet will continue for years to come. Thanks to the unmatched speed, dependability and stamina of the hearty iOne duo employed by Fundamental, the company promises to play a vital role in keeping health care healthy.  Considering the changes vibrating through that industry, the time couldn't be better.