Healthcare
Bamberg, a city that masterfully combines tradition and modernity, has distinguished itself in recent years as a dynamic hub for future technologies. With its forward-thinking investment policy, Bamberg has not only invested in innovative technologies, but has also implemented effective solutions for managing the coronavirus pandemic. By using cutting-edge technology in the areas of health monitoring and data analysis, the city has been able to significantly contain the spread of the virus while ensuring the public safety and well-being of its citizens. This proactive approach demonstrates how Bamberg uses technology to respond to challenges and continuously improve the quality of life of its residents. The city’s commitment to innovation and technology makes it an exemplary model for other cities worldwide. Bamberg’s pioneering role in technological development and its successful handling of the pandemic have demonstrated the resilience and progressive spirit of this historic city.
As part of the project, an efficient interface to the T-Systems and IBM systems was implemented. This enabled the integration of the official Corona-Warn-App, through which test results are transmitted directly and automatically signed certificates are created. The certificates could then be downloaded directly in the app and served as official proof of the test results.
The software supported the implementation of the EU-wide Digital COVID Certificate (DCC) standard. This allowed for seamless transmission of test results, which were recognised in all EU countries and other associated states.
To optimise the capacity and efficiency of the test centres, existing manual processes were digitised and automated. This included the development of a user-friendly, browser-based software that was continuously improved in an agile process. On-the-job coaching supported employees in implementing the new processes.
The appointment system allowed for intuitive and efficient planning of test appointments, based on the regional availability of test centres. Automated rules avoided overbooking and maximised capacity utilisation.
The results of the rapid coronavirus tests were communicated automatically via email and SMS, ensuring immediate and secure transmission of information to the tested individuals. The integration of a REST API from Twilio supported the seamless transmission of the SMS.