Regional Medical Center of San Jose relied on laptops mounted on non-powered carts to support Barcode Medication Administration (BCMA) workflows, but the setup presented several operational challenges. Limited battery life was a major concern, as laptops often lasted only about four hours despite nurses working eight-hour shifts, creating interruptions and inefficiencies during patient care. The small screen size also made it difficult for clinicians to view critical information, often requiring excessive scrolling and reducing workflow efficiency. As a 200-plus-bed acute care hospital, the organization needed a more reliable and user-friendly solution that could better support clinical staff throughout their shifts. The challenge was to find a healthcare-specific computing platform with i

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