BenefitsPLUS, it is available in several forms ranging from a low-cost fixed price benefits identification package to a complete end-to-end benefits management and delivery service. BenefitsPLUS is directed to Trusts aiming to gain the most out of current IT systems, in addition to Trusts preparing business cases for new investment. BenefitsPLUS was developed based on extensive experience of healthcare IT deployment and process redesign of System C. It models the benefits that can be obtained from the use of IT in several settings and matches them against trust processes. The result is localized benefits planning based on national experience.
Thursday 9 September 2010
System C releases BenefitsPLUS, a new benefits identification and delivery service
System C has released a new service to provide help to NHS Trusts in identifying and delivering benefits from their new and current IT applications. System C’s new service is called BenefitsPLUS, it is available in several forms ranging from a low-cost fixed price benefits identification package to a complete end-to-end benefits management and delivery service. BenefitsPLUS is directed to Trusts aiming to gain the most out of current IT systems, in addition to Trusts preparing business cases for new investment. BenefitsPLUS was developed based on extensive experience of healthcare IT deployment and process redesign of System C. It models the benefits that can be obtained from the use of IT in several settings and matches them against trust processes. The result is localized benefits planning based on national experience.
BenefitsPLUS, it is available in several forms ranging from a low-cost fixed price benefits identification package to a complete end-to-end benefits management and delivery service. BenefitsPLUS is directed to Trusts aiming to gain the most out of current IT systems, in addition to Trusts preparing business cases for new investment. BenefitsPLUS was developed based on extensive experience of healthcare IT deployment and process redesign of System C. It models the benefits that can be obtained from the use of IT in several settings and matches them against trust processes. The result is localized benefits planning based on national experience.
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