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Presentations from the Microsoft Healthcare Partner event

Posted on 02 May 2008 at 17:14 by NHS Resource Centre

On Monday 28 April Microsoft held this year’s first Healthcare Partner event with updates on new technology, the NHS Enterprise Agreement, NIMM, IO and CUI to name but a few. If you would like to review any of the presentations, they are available below:


Review the presentations by Iain Marsland and Jamie Bulmer

Nick Umney – IO and NIMM Overview

Review the CUI presentations by Andy Nichol and Paul Robinson

Review the presentations by Gary Belfield, Peter Askew and Nick Umney

Review the presentations by Arif Govani and Richard Aspin

Find out more about the Microsoft Healthcare Partner event agenda

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