Partner Profiles
The continually growing WHI Partner Network links together the SME community with a range of international blue-chip commercial partners, academia, outsourcing partners and public sector organisations. This will help the SMEs overcoming market barriers, increase acceleration across the maturity curve and reducing the risk of failure.
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Atos Origin
Atos Origin is a leading international IT services provider. We provide integrated design, build and operate solutions to large multi-national clients in carefully targeted industry sectors. Our business approach is based on establishing long-term partnerships that encourage success through mutual benefit.
Cisco
Cisco has a global focus on the Healthcare Sector and a UK Healthcare Team established in 1999. Since then there has been significant change in the Healthcare environment, and the NHS has become a more patient-led and joined-up organisation.
Edinburgh Napier University
Knowledge Transfer (KT) is the exchange of good ideas, research results and skills between universities, research organisations and in particular business and the wider community, thus enabling innovative new products and services to be developed.
Edinburgh Napier University has a strong track record of successfully engaging with enterprise, where academic expertise, knowledge and University facilities have been made available to business with significant bottom line benefit.
Joint Improvement Team
JIT is supporting the development and enhancement of Telecare services in Scotland through a National Programme that was launched in August 2006. The Programme makes funds for Telecare developments available to health and social care partnerships across Scotland through a £16m Development Fund.
Microsoft
Microsoft is the worldwide leader in software, services and solutions that help people and businesses realize their full potential.
Joined by nationally recognized medical providers, health-management device manufacturers and patient advocacy organizations, Microsoft launched Microsoft® HealthVault, a software and services platform aimed at helping people better manage their health information. The company believes that HealthVault can bring the health and technology industries together to create new applications, services and connected devices that help people manage and monitor their personal health information, including weight loss and disease management, such as for diabetes.