Two thirds of trusts still on XP
More than two thirds of respondents to a short EHI survey say they have not migrated off Windows XP six months after Microsoft ended its support for the obsolete operating system.
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Tell us about your XPerience
Six months after Microsoft ended support for Windows XP, EHI has launched a short survey to assess how much of an issue it remains for trusts.
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Plymouth moves 6,200 machines to Win7
A team from Plymouth ICT Shared Service is in the final stages of migrating more than 6,200 PCs, laptops and mobile devices to Windows 7, after a seven month project.
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Imperial concerned with reliance on XP
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust is moving to a single IT pharmacy system “as soon as possible” after its reliance on Windows XP was raised as an issue by the trust board.
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Another view: of saving £50m
GP Neil Paul reckons he needs to save the NHS some money. Let’s say £50m. Moving to the cloud should get him half way there…
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1 week to get support for XP extension
Trusts have been told that they have one week to get Microsoft premier support in place if they want to take advantage of a government deal to extend support for Windows XP.
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Cabinet Office agrees one year XP deal
The government has signed a deal with Microsoft to provide Windows XP support and security updates for the entire public sector, including the NHS.
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DH looking to extend support for XP
The Department of Health is looking to provide the NHS with extended support for the Microsoft operating system, Windows XP.
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Southern GPs migrate to Windows 7
Hundreds of GP practices across the south of England are migrating from Windows XP to Windows 7 under a programme lead by Healthcare Computing.
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What you read in 2013
For the first time in a long time, the National Programme for IT failed to provide the ‘most read’ news stories on EHI in 2013, with company news, big IT failures, big IT contracts and money attracting most interest.
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