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hub and spoke

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hub and spoke
Any architecture that uses a central connecting point. It is the same as a star topology in a network. A network hub is hardware that functions as a central hub to all nodes. See hub and full mesh.



Hub and Spoke Architectures
Messaging middleware is always configured in a hub and spoke configuration, and most database middleware is also available in this topology. See EDA and DQbroker.


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They explained their proposed model and we suggested working together on a shared hub and spoke of the model of care, advocated by the NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement and the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, thereby involving Newcastle with the superb facilities of the Great North Children's Hospital but which, for whatever reason, the Northumbria doctors declined.
It's like a hub and spoke, with my current clients being the hub.
We'd like to make this a hub and spoke service and have satellite services in other hospitals so children who live further away don't have to travel to Newcastle.
 
 
 
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