Partnerships in Care, one of the UK's largest providers of secure and step-down healthcare facilities, has selected Olive Communications to implement a new mobile device management solution, offering heightened data protection and greater monitoring capabilities.
Operating in 23 hospitals nationally, Partnerships in Care helps patients and commissioners find the right care pathways, without the need for multiple reassessments. The contract sees Olive's MaaS360 MDM solution enrolled across all business devices within the estate, enhancing security with the advantage of closer activity management throughout the product's lifecycle.
Partnerships in Care is now able to provide its workforce with secure mobile access to email and applications through business compliant tablets, eliminating the risk of data being compromised. By supervising the configuration of devices, Olive has also ensured company tablets can be remotely wiped and reassigned to another user to suit business needs and protect sensitive data.
In addition to the security benefits of Olive's solution, care workers enjoy the freedom to run personal applications on work devices in their leisure time, providing a seamless transition between professional and private lives.
Graham Partridge, IT projects manager, Partnerships in Care, comments: "Olive's commitment to implementing a robust and easily managed solution made them a clear choice. They took the time to fully understand our specific needs and requirements, before comfortably handling the transition onto the new managed service. We have every confidence in Olive's ability to steer us in the right direction as we move forwards."
Jon Hardiman, senior systems technician, Partnerships in Care, says: "Operating in the health sector, we needed a solution that offered us the very best security and monitoring capabilities, allowing us to wipe and redistribute devices as required. Olive impressed us with their diligent attitude towards optimising our back end systems with minimal disruption to the end user."
Martin Flick, CEO, Olive Communications, says: "As businesses embrace the future of work and adopt BYOD and remote working policies, it's important to invest time in considering how you can best safeguard your company's data."
Flick continues: "Being flexible about how business devices are used, and giving individuals the freedom to run personal applications alongside their work accounts, can pay dividends both in terms of employee engagement and productivity."
