Meeting the Challenges of Information Management in the NHS

10 October – IM Group, Harmsworth House, 13-15 Bourverie St, London EC4Y 8DP

Free Seminar

Why you should attend?

Learn from your peers how you can meet your information management challenges with Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS 2007). MOSS 2007 is now included in the recently re-signed Microsoft NHS Enterprise Agreement bringing significant benefits to the NHS. It will allow you to:

• Increase productivity by simplifying the entire document management lifecycle from creation, collaboration and modification right through to expiry into a fully auditable records management environment
• Reduce the internal administrative burden by creating rich online forms with powerful workflow to easily manage the approval process whilst at the same time automatically generating management reports
• Simplify the life of your managers by empowering them to create, track and manage KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) directly from your corporate portal

 Speakers

• Hear how Business Intelligence requirements can be delivered with Glen Monks, Head of Performance at Avon & Wiltshire Partnership NHS Trust
• Get the most up to date product information on the newly re-signed NHS Enterprise Agreement directly from Brian Painting, Business Manager at Microsoft
• View the NHS Business Intelligence demonstrator first hand from Richard Lewis, Technical Consultant, IM Group  

Who should attend?

Performance Management Directors, Heads of Information, IT directors, IT managers, Business, Information or Communication managers who are considering an upgrade from SharePoint 2003 or are new to SharePoint and would like more information on the significant business benefits that the major updates in Microsoft SharePoint 2007 can bring to the NHS.  

To register for this Seminar follow the link to the online regsitration page.

If you have need any further information please contact Taran Sohal on 07771 994118 or email taran.sohal@ioko.com. Follow this link to register online