Healthcare Technology IT, Pharmaceutical Supply Chain

Elland-headquartered technology specialist Vapour Cloud has decided that colleagues from throughout the entire business will be given paid leave to undertake NHS volunteering and support the fight against COVID-19.

Coronavirus (Covid-19) is having significant effects around the world threatening human health and also global and local economies and day to day business operations. Travel, logistics and supply chains are being disrupted, with the flow of raw materials and finished goods interrupted or permanently halted.

IGEL, provider of the next-gen edge OS for cloud workspaces, has announced that Anthony Nolan, the blood cancer charity, has implemented UD3 desktops to support an organisational-wide implementation of Windows 10 and provide rich multimedia capability for over 300 employees.

Novosco, a CANCOM company, has completed the first phase of a multi-million-pound project for one of the largest NHS trusts in the UK on time and on budget.

The Wellcome Sanger Institute is one of the world’s leading research facilities focused on genomic discovery. Based at the Wellcome Genome Campus, Cambridge and established in 1993, the Institute conducts key research into improving the outcomes of human health using data derived from genomic sequencing, particularly in the areas of cancer, malaria and other pathogens.

Gartner, Inc. has released its 11th annual Healthcare Supply Chain Top 25 ranking, which recognises companies across the healthcare value chain that advance healthcare by improving patient outcomes and controlling costs.

Zebra Technologies Corporation has introduced the new DS4600 series of 2D handheld imagers featuring models purpose-built for retail, healthcare and electronics manufacturing environments.

Global Payments Inc., provider of payment technology and software solutions, has announced a partnership with Lavanya Plus to offer its flagship product, WeMa Care Concierge, to Global Payments’ employees located in the UK.

Sensinite has released a new product line designed for personal who need to detect potential nuclear and radiological threats.

Code, an innovator in healthcare automation and mobile technology, is launching its highly anticipated next generation of wireless handheld barcode readers. Code states that the CR2700 is the new gold standard for healthcare barcode scanning, delivering unmatched reading performance in a seamless package, with inductive charging, to support even the most rigorous infection control practices.