OpenNMS OpenNMS is an open-source network monitoring solution for enterprise-grade networks. It empowers businesses to monitor, manage, maintain, and visualize their networks to better understand health and performance for faster remediation. OpenNMS solutions monitor system alerts and events and other key performance indicators in IT infrastructure. Advanced network traffic flows and routing analysis capability ensures critical data flows at scale. OpenNMS users include some of the largest networks in existence, covering the healthcare, technology, energy, finance, government, education, retail and industrial sectors, many with tens of thousands of networked devices. OpenNMS solutions are delivered as two different, completely open-source distributions: Horizon and Meridian. Both distributions are built from the same open source code base; however, the release cycle and the support options available vary for each: • Horizon (Community): Horizon is freely available to download and follows the “release early, release often” model. OpenNMS Horizon contains the newest features that are developed for the platform and updated on a rapid release schedule. • Meridian (Enterprise): OpenNMS Meridian is made available via a subscription service that provides access to an optimized and very stable version of OpenNMS that maximizes the platform’s value and minimizes the effort required to maintain it. Features that have proven to be stable and effective in Horizon are merged into Meridian. The following are some of the key features that provide scalability and analytics capability into the OpenNMS platform: • Architecture for Learning Enabled Correlation (ALEC) is our AI/ML-based analytics solution that provides insights into alarm/event correlation, anomaly detection, and RCA. • Minion is a vertically scalable application that acts as “eyes and ears” for the core OpenNMS application by extending the platform reach into remote and disparate edges of the network. • Sentinel is a horizontally scalable application that scales the platform capacity by offloading memory and CPU workloads from the core OpenNMS application. • Application Perspective Monitoring (APM) enables remote polling of network components by using remote minion applications to look at other parts of the network from “the outside in”, enabling improved understanding of availability and latency. Quadris NantHealth’s Quadris is a comprehensive analytics and insights service that will leverage both enriched and optimized realworld data, automated surveillance and research collaboration tools. The solution/service will include a configurable user experience enabling a range of intuitive, market specific insights such as commercial spend, longitudinal patient journey analysis and improved clinical development efficiency. Quadris insights are informed by data and analytics optimized by proprietary machine learning, natural language processing and AI methods. NantHealth Systems Infrastructure to Enable NantHealth Solutions: Our unique interoperable systems infrastructure has been built over the last decade to address the knowledge, care delivery and payer domains. We host our applications and serve all our clients from four redundant data centers in geographically diverse locations. These infrastructure-hosting services also include capabilities such as secure server and application hosting, secure offsite backup, disaster recovery and business continuity solutions. We are expanding our infrastructure using a hybrid-cloud model to leverage the flexibility and scalability available at commercial cloud providers. Due to the sensitive nature of our customers’ data, we have a heightened focus on data security and protection. We have implemented healthcare IT industry-standard processes, policies and tools through all levels of our software development and network administration, including regularly scheduled vulnerability scanning and third-party penetration testing to reduce the risk of vulnerabilities in our system. Our Eviti clinical decision support platform achieved initial full URAC accreditation in Health Utilization Management ("HUM"), during September 2010 and subsequently re-accredited every three years – the most recent during August 2019 for another three-year period. - 14 -
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