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SCC has been working closely with the national information and technology partner to the health and social care system using digital technology to transform the NHS and social care, to enable ex-NHS to return to work throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. This has included printing bespoke NHS Smart Cards to support 20,000 ex-NHS workers returning to...

SCC has partnered with one of the UK’s prominent public sector healthcare organisations to drive digital innovation and fundamentally transform the way healthcare is delivered, whilst reducing total cost of ownership of its IT estate using the SCC Flex Start finance scheme. The healthcare organisation delivers an essential service to UK hospitals, directly responsible for...

SCC, Europe’s biggest independent IT solutions provider, is helping the UK respond to the COVID-19 crisis with innovative Thermal Fever Detection technology designed to help businesses prepare for life after lockdown. Already being extensively tested in hospitals, restaurants and airports across Britain, the Thermal Fever Detection solution uses devices ranging from handheld to fixed multi-camera...

The devastating effect of the COVID-19 pandemic across the healthcare sector is clear, with frontline services struggling to cope with increased demand and non-coronavirus services battling to provide normal levels of care to patients. For UK hospitals, there is a long road ahead in the battle with COVID-19 – but when the UK is ready...

As the UK gets set to embrace long-term changes to the way we live following the COVID-19 pandemic, SCC is helping businesses prepare for life after lockdown. SCC’s new Thermal Temperature Detection technology solution is a key component in protecting people and demonstrating that businesses have taken necessary steps to ensure the wellbeing of their...

The COVID-19 pandemic will continue to restrict global travel and change the way we live for a long time to come – and SCC is helping aviation businesses prepare for life after lockdown. SCC’s new Thermal Temperature Detection technology solution is helping businesses in a number of industries protect people and demonstrate that necessary measures...

Under immense pressure due to increased volume of patients and with the seriousness of the COVID-19 virus to the most vulnerable, a London-based hospital trust needed to act quickly to cope with an influx of patients requiring critical care. After engaging SCC and its partner, HPI, the trust quickly converted an entire hospital into an...

SCC partners with AWS to help Cambridge University Hospitals launch national PPE training website amid COVID-19 outbreak Amid the on-going COVID-19 outbreak, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (CUH) had an immediate and urgent requirement to provide critical training on how to correctly put on and remove Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) to protect them from...

Congratulations to SCC and its project team that helps a Midlands-based NHS trust accelerate an ‘always-on’ VPN project that had been running internally for 12 weeks. Faced with the difficult challenge of enabling remote working and collaboration for its staff and Trust Board in a short space of time, amid the on-going COVID-19 response measures...

Our very own Andy Nabbs took part in a webinar hosted by the Greater Birmingham Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday April 7th. The webinar discusses the IT challenges of remote working and the options that are available to organisations and what they need to consider when approaching it. Stand out topics are:- IT challenges with...

With an immediate requirement to upgrade videoconferencing suites and multi-disciplinary team services, a midlands-based NHS trust received support from SCC AVS on-site in under four hours. Our amazing team, led by Project Manager Jamie Liston, responded to the call the moment it was received, understanding the importance of our NHS throughout the on-going COVID-19 situation....

We’re proud of the SCC team that has continued to support a northeast NHS Foundation Trust throughout the coronavirus crisis – enabling the continuation of operations for cancer patients. The Trust had an urgent requirement to immediately mobilise 600 priority NHS staff to work at home, with a total user base of 12,000 users. In...