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ICT Growing Pains. Sue Thornburn Assistant Director of Information. Acute Trust with two hospital sites The James Cook University Hospital The Friarage Hospital 6759 Employees 110 Wards & Units 1,100 Beds. A little bit about us…. 60 dumb terminals
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ICT Growing Pains Sue Thornburn Assistant Director of Information
Acute Trust with two hospital sites The James Cook University Hospital The Friarage Hospital 6759 Employees 110 Wards & Units 1,100 Beds A little bit about us…
60 dumb terminals Asynchronous network with serial connections. PAS and WIMS Pathology system with hard wired terminals. Departmental systems 1995 First email pilot of 20 users MS Mail. Resource Management (Casemix System) Infrastructure history, how it all started…
8,000 Network user accounts in primary domain. 3,500 Desktops 250 Wireless devices 115 Servers 7 domains (NT4 & AD) Exchange 5.5 & 2003 SQL 97 & 2000, 2005 Windows NT4 + MOM 2005 SMS 2003 BizTalk 2006 Veritas backup And our current IT Infrastructure…
Education and perception Server and desktop estate management User management and education People and processes Resilience and continuity of services Current infrastructure challenges
Procured in 2006, initial scope to roll out 1,000 desktops and package 25 applications in 6 months Underestimated scale/complexity of deployment Current position Early benefits SMS Remote Desktop Deployment Project
Introduction of SLA’s with users Changing staff behaviours Limitation of current service desk tool Demonstrating VFM Service Level Management
Understanding the reality Assessment of infrastructure Prioritise actions Turning challenges into benefits
National solutions demand standardisation How can we meet the national challenges without our own house in order? We can’t! Maturity model profiling Full utilisation of the Enterprise Wide Agreement Relevance to NPfIT?
So what is all this about? Will this help us to grow to maturity? What will it deliver to me? Clinical buy in Standardisation Prepared for national agenda Where next…
Do they live happily ever after? I hope so!