Live Webinar – TBC

Delivering and maintaining community equipment and services for patients.

This webinar showcases successful stories from councils, trust and care homes delivering and maintaining community equipment and services for patients. Stay tune for further information and early registration.

Live Workshop

In-person workshop ‘Data standarisation and inventory management’

This webinar showcases latest information from GS1 and the healthcare sector and presents leading industry figures as they share their story, offer unique insights, and address the key challenges facing the sector today.

Webinar On-Demand

How can data standards and inventory technology help our healthcare system? 

This webinar showcases latest information from GS1 and the healthcare sector and presents leading industry figures as they share their story, offer unique insights, and address the key challenges facing the sector today.

Webinar On-Demand

How to deliver SMART Procurement & Sustainability?

Procurement and supply chain management will play a vital role in helping to ensure the new ICSs can deliver an integrated service, ensuring economies of scale and value for money but also joined-up thinking across the whole health and social care space in a particular region, to minimise waste or stock going out of date.

Webinar On-Demand

Data Analytics – Bringing data together across ICSs

Bringing together robust and informative data has always been a challenge, even more so now in the new NHS structure with the need to combine and interpret data coming from different sources. Harnessing this data to improve transparency and understanding of the supply chain can support better decision making and more cost effective, greener procurement.

Webinar On-Demand

3 key factors shaping the future of eProcurement

Learn why the eProcurement industry is moving towards a unified and holistic approach to tackle ever-growing “pain points” as a Think-Ahead strategy. Most of the “pain points” that procurement professionals tackled for years are now on the priority list. How is the eProcurement industry responding to this?