The Stars Air Ambulance Case is about an organization which non-profit based. This
organization, based in Canada, provides excellent medical transportation services (through
air) for people who are ill or for people who are injured in an accident.
They are known for their rapid actions as good medical urgent cares are required to be
quick to have good effect. They do service in a few provinces of Canada.
The whole aspect of the urgent care aerial and medical business has required the Star Air
Ambulance to have very sophisticated Information systems. Even though their emergency
centers work round the clock but they still need to have a very functional information
systems. They have recognized this need and tried to have this information system evolve
over time as their needs have broadened too.
Talking about their needs becoming broader and broader over time, there are more
hospitals every day that would like to connect to their service and there are many
requirements for a hospital to be included in their contracts as everything about their
service is time-sensitive and that hospitals need to be facilitated with the elements that
make them connect effectively with STARS.
Looking at the issue from Stars perspective, they need to have a very effective IS so that
they can expand their business. Another dimension of IS that has been well discovered by