Next
Generation
Connectivity
Historic
National N3
Network
VS
Connected Healthcare is for Everyone
Agile technological
infrastructure
Secure data
management
& sharing
Flexible network
connectivity
Competitive pricing
& diverse supply
chain
Why Connectivity Matters to the NHS
Designed +10 years ago
58,000 connections
63 points of presence
+12,000 km of fibre
Provides the NHS
internet gateway
Managed centrally and
delivered by a single
supplier on a long-term
contract arrangement
N3SP portal - charges a
premium for extra
bandwidth
GP practices required to
purchase their own
connectivity to minimise
cost of N3
Unsecure network
The Traditional N3
Network
1.3 million employees across the
NHS connected
Next Generation
HSCN
The Health and Social Care
Network (HSCN) will be a
reliable, efficient and flexible
network
Major service transition and
customer migration in 2017
Single network enabling
health and social care
providers to deliver, share
and consume services
from anywhere
Integrates health and social
care through regional
collaboration, improved
information sharing and
flexible work patterns
The HSCN marketplace will
establish network services to
drive competition, consumer
choice, and cost-effective
innovative networks
Reduces duplication for
health and social care
organisations sharing
existing network services
for access to information
Reduces reliance on a
centrally managed
infrastructure and services,
and national, private
networks
01737 224 422 health@updata.net www.updata.net
End-to-End Connectivity
Updata is a pioneering service integrator. We are dedicated to
providing end-to-end network services that address the connectivity
requirements of the NHS, now and in the future.
Download White Paper
Next Generation Connectivity for the NHS
The Future of NHS Connectivity
2016 - 2020
The NHS of the future must be flexible, dynamic and technologically
advanced. It also needs to be personal and committed to better
engagement with patients, carers and citizens. Flexible and agile
network connectivity will be fundamental to achieving this goal and
vital if health and social care are to be fully integrated.

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    Next Generation Connectivity Historic National N3 Network VS Connected Healthcareis for Everyone Agile technological infrastructure Secure data management & sharing Flexible network connectivity Competitive pricing & diverse supply chain Why Connectivity Matters to the NHS Designed +10 years ago 58,000 connections 63 points of presence +12,000 km of fibre Provides the NHS internet gateway Managed centrally and delivered by a single supplier on a long-term contract arrangement N3SP portal - charges a premium for extra bandwidth GP practices required to purchase their own connectivity to minimise cost of N3 Unsecure network The Traditional N3 Network 1.3 million employees across the NHS connected Next Generation HSCN The Health and Social Care Network (HSCN) will be a reliable, efficient and flexible network Major service transition and customer migration in 2017 Single network enabling health and social care providers to deliver, share and consume services from anywhere Integrates health and social care through regional collaboration, improved information sharing and flexible work patterns The HSCN marketplace will establish network services to drive competition, consumer choice, and cost-effective innovative networks Reduces duplication for health and social care organisations sharing existing network services for access to information Reduces reliance on a centrally managed infrastructure and services, and national, private networks 01737 224 422 health@updata.net www.updata.net End-to-End Connectivity Updata is a pioneering service integrator. We are dedicated to providing end-to-end network services that address the connectivity requirements of the NHS, now and in the future. Download White Paper Next Generation Connectivity for the NHS The Future of NHS Connectivity 2016 - 2020 The NHS of the future must be flexible, dynamic and technologically advanced. It also needs to be personal and committed to better engagement with patients, carers and citizens. Flexible and agile network connectivity will be fundamental to achieving this goal and vital if health and social care are to be fully integrated.