Case study: How Homerton Hospital saved 90 per cent on storage hardware by shifting from NPfIT for clinical imaging
Hospitals across the UK are ditching NPfIT for image archiving - with Homerton cutting storage hardware costs from £50,000 to £5,000 in the process
Homerton University Hospital Foundation Trust had a storage problem: with its National Programme for IT (NPfIT) storage deal drawing to a close in 2015, it needed to source and build a new storage architecture,...
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