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| About Health Analysis... |
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Health Analysis Limited was formed
in 2004 in response the large demand from Trusts
in London for experienced consultants with an in-depth
knowledge of the UK National Health Service and
the National Programme for Information Technology
(NPfIT). Having been involved at a high level with
the NHS NPfIT from the time of its inception in
2003 the company’s founder went on to work
as an independent consultant for a major NHS Foundation
Trust in the capital before creating the company.
Currently, we are an independent company with a
partner affiliation to Microsoft© and specialise
in “smart working” and “information
worker” solutions based around the use of the
full suite of Microsoft Office© 2003 and 2007
programmes as well as Business Objects® Products.
We are also used to dealing with Dell and HP hardware
from desktops to server systems in everyday work
scenarios and offer advice on SAN and NAS systems.
The company has a vast amount of experience in the
following sectors:
- NHS & Independent Healthcare Sectors
in the UK
- Banking & Finance — UBS and AXA
Fund Managers
- Web Development — McDonalds (UK), Britannia
Airways, Britannia Direct etc.
- Aviation Medicine — The UK Civil Aviation
Authority
To find out more email us: info@nhsconsultants.co.uk
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 has over 10 years experience in the IT industry.
Originally from a medical science research background,
he was a senior Project Manager and Head of Department
with Netdecisions during the “dot com boom”
in the late 1990s and has since held various senior
posts with major bluechips the web and telecommunications
sectors at sub-VP level. A Prince2 Practitioner,
he holds Analysis qualifications from Microsoft
as well as Programme Management (MSP) and iNet+
Pro. certifications. He is also a fully qualified teacher
and lecturer.
Simon was educated at London, Oxford, Reading and
Kingston Universities and was honoured with three entries in Marquis Who's Who for his research in the 1990s. He also served on the CEA-PLS EU Science Group Committee between 1991-1993. |
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