Exertis Public Sector Guide by ExertisMarketing

Public Sector Guide Spring 2017

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Welcome to our latest Public Sector Guide

Investing in education

Technology in Classrooms

Technology in Libraries

Technology in ICT Suites

Transformation Strategy to deliver world-class digital services

Technology in Government Offices

Technology in the Emergency Services

Technology in Crown Prosecution

Technology is an enabler, playing a crucial role in improving healthcare

Technology in Receptions

Technology in Sports

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Welcome to our latest Public Sector guide Welcome to our latest public sector guide, which looks at whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s happening in the vertical markets of government, healthcare and education, and features a great range of products that can provide solutions for these markets. Digital transformation continues to dominate the public sector landscape. The need to make public services more effective through the use of technology that can create a more efficient interaction between citizens and local and central governments, as well as reducing expenditure, remains high on the agenda. Common standards, data sharing and simplifying the number of IT systems are common goals across the vertical markets. Whilst the government continues to invest, resellers have the opportunity to make a real difference in bringing the right technology solutions that put the customersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; needs as the primary objective. Exertis has always considered the public sector to be a specialist area, hence we have a dedicated team to support resellers that are active in this often complex and challenging marketplace. Certainly, we have a wide range of products and solutions for healthcare, education and government from our market leading portfolio of vendors, as evidenced in this guide. We can also help with support for tenders, provide information on public sector discounts and enhance your capabilities with our ISO 27001 accredited, professional services from pre-sales to a wide range of post sales services. Since our last edition, we have added significant skills in key areas of our business through the acquisition of Siracom, who have particular expertise in education with their wireless infrastructure solutions, Medium, who provide AV solutions that are evident in any public area requiring signage and information and Hammer, who provide storage solutions in a number of vertical markets. Alongside, our existing portfolio, we have an excellent opportunity for you to be able to address the public sector market. Please contact your Exertis account manager who will be pleased to help you. Regards Phil Brown IT sales and commercial director

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Investing in education Knowing what technology to invest in for the classroom is probably one of the biggest challenges that education providers face. Students of today have been brought up in a mobile, alwayson environment, expecting access whether at home, in the classroom or in the playground, enabling them to work anytime, anyplace and anywhere. Almost inevitably, mobile learning will increase in popularity as more educational mobile applications become available, and the use of smartphones and tablets becomes even more accessible to everyone. Analysts believe that teachers will also start to benefit, citing a definite trend towards intelligent apps that have the potential to use built-in artificial intelligence to analyse a student, or class of students, and recommend learning methods and materials that best suit their learning style. If empowering teachers with real-time analytics to monitor a student’s performance sounds futuristic, then the ability for educational institutions to use data collected from mobile devices and networks as location-awareness tools may not. After all, we can receive push notifications when shopping. Prompting the due date for an assignment when passing the science lab or keeping tabs on classroom attendance may well aid performance. One technology area that is certainly bound for the classroom is Virtual Reality (VR). Whilst it is still an emerging market, VR media is developing significantly and it’s a spectacular medium for learning, immersing students in realistic simulations that can’t be reproduced in a typical classroom environment. Of course, using technology to change the way we learn isn’t new, but for some schools implementing the technology still poses the biggest issue. “There are so many excellent products and services available now, but leaders in education have told us they can find it difficult to navigate the market,” said Rob Halfon, Minister for Education at this year’s BETT show. That couldn’t be a better invitation and opportunity for educational resellers.

Adopting the latest innovations, as above, needs to be tempered by both budget and infrastructure. The public sector is always under pressure to spend less and deliver more and education is no exception. Schools and other educational establishments have to build a long term strategy, and choose devices and platforms that best fit their environment. That includes looking at their ability to take advantage of the tools by having the bandwidth and WiFi capability to support them and maximise their effectiveness: everything from servers and internet access, to the availability of power and storage. Exertis has a specialist team in WiFi connectivity for schools within its enterprise division that can support resellers with site visits and best-in-class solutions. Print demand in education remains high and with increased access to digital technologies, schools are looking to implement a managed print service that can save them money but still offer secure and convenient printing for students. Features such as scanning and storing are also key to keeping costs down. Exertis can support resellers both with products and solutions through its dedicated team of print experts. Another area in which resellers can support educational establishments is in providing the necessary training and on-going support for teachers to use the new technology and be confident in the applications they are using. It’s not uncommon for today’s students to be smarter in the use of technology than the teacher so closer collaboration between a reseller and their educational establishment can be mutually beneficial. Resellers that can provide use cases for their technology solutions in the classroom are best placed to win future business.

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Kick back and enjoy the view. Linx 12V At home or on the road, in the office or at meetings, the Linx 12V keeps you entertained while you stay productive. Powered by a quad-core Intel® Atom™ x5 processor and Windows 10 Home, the stunning 12.2” Full HD display delivers enough real estate for you to snap multiple app windows and maximise your productivity or enjoy all of your favourite games, videos and TV programmes on the big screen. Available with 32GB or 64GB internal storage. Part Code (32GB): LINX12V32/BUN Part Code (64GB): LINX12V64/BUN

Linx 10V Brilliantly portable and perfectly productive, the Linx 10V gives you a tablet experience without limits. Powered by a quad-core Intel® Atom™ x5 processor and Windows 10 Home, all of your favourite games, apps and videos are brought to life on the stunning 10.1” LCD display. Available with 32GB or 64GB internal storage. Part Code (32GB): LINX10V32/BUN Part Code (64GB): LINX10V64/BUN

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Technology in Classrooms The widespread adoption of technology into the classroom has completely changed the way teachers teach and students learn, creating a fun and more interesting working environment that can lead to better results for students, whilst equipping them for the future.

The Samsung DM82E-BR Interactive display enables extensive collaboration within the classroom. A ready-to-use, all-in-one E-Board with an intuitive design to promote efﬁciency and usability.

The ASUS Chromebook Flip C302CA is powerful, simple and ﬂippable; perfect for students of all ages. A 360° hinge lets users ﬂip between a chromebook, tablet and everything in between.

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82” FHD Smart Signage Display Resolution: 1920 x 1080 Brightness: 430 cd/m2 Contrast Ratio: 5000:1 Response Time: 8ms

Intel® Core™ M7-6Y75 Processor 8GB RAM 64GB HDD 12.5” FHD Touch Display Chrome OS

Part Code: SAMDM82EBR

Part Code: ASUSC302CA-GU017-OSS

Targus’ Dual Video Universal Docking Station enables students to connect their notebooks in classrooms. Connect laptops, tablets and smartphones to the dock and extend users’ screens

Belkin’s Tablet Stage Stand lets teachers and students present interactive presentation to the classroom. Adjustable tabs hold the tablet in place whilst the Belkin StageTM app projects images or live video.

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Supports 2K monitors DVI-I, HDMI and DisplayPort connections Compact footprint and low energy consumption 2 x USB 3.0 and 2 x USB 2.0 Integrated lock slot

Part code: TARDOCK120EUZ

Capture images and live video using tablet camera Pair with a projector, HDTV or monitor Case-compatible design works with 7”-11” tablets App provides advanced drawing and video o 80 angle for ﬁlming presentations

Part Code: BELB2B054

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Technology in Libraries With the internet being the primary source of information, technology has brought signiﬁcant changes to how we use libraries. Providing the necessary technology to support student’s needs to access the web, e-books and up-to-date hardware and software is essential. Providing Virtual Reality in libraries, printing in 3D and adding a drone delivery system are on the agenda.

Fujitsu’s ESPRIMO Q556 MiniPC provides full desktop functionality in a compact PC; perfect for busy libraries. The latest Intel® Core™ processors provide the performance users need to meet all of their daily needs.

NEC’s MultiSync® V423 provides a cost-efﬁcient solution, ideal for busy libraries. A professional LCD panel and Edge LED backlights reduce power consumption, weight and depth.

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Intel® Core™ i3-6100T Processor 4GB RAM 500GB HDD Windows 10 Home 1 year OnSite Warranty

42” FHD LED LCD Display Resolution: 1920 x 1080 Brightness: 450 cd/m2 Contrast Ratio: 1300:1 Response Time: 12ms

Part Code: FUJQ0556P73ACGB

Part Code: NECV423

OKI’s MC363dn is designed to maximise efﬁciency, meeting the demands of the busy library. High Deﬁnition printing is combined with duplex printing, scanning, copying and fax functions as standard.

SY Electronics extender set enables users to collaborate effectively in libraries. Transmit up to 4K UHD HDMI, two-way IR control, bi-directional RS232 data and Ethernet data with ease.

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Print speed: 30ppm (mono) and 26ppm (colour) Resolution: 1200 x 600dpi Monthly duty cycle: 45,000 pages Maximum input capacity: 880 sheets Eco-features save energy and budget

Part Code: OKMC363DN

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Extends 1080p HDMI and data up to 70m Extends 4K HDMI and data up to 40m Only 1 48V power supply needed Supports all HDMI resolutions up to 4K x 2K Control with 6 or 10 buttons from a wall plate

Part Code: SY-HDBT-70-SLIM-SET

Technology in ICT Suites The environment of a computer suite is different to any other school classroom; from state-of-theart tech to advanced security solutions, schools must invest heavily if they’re to offer a ﬂexible and effective workspace for students of all ages and abilities to succeed in the subject. WiFi connectivity with compliancy to KCSiE regulations require more than the physical protection of equipment.

ASUS’ ZenBook 3 UX390UA is thinner, lighter and tougher; perfect for students on the move. Students can stay powered throughout the day with up to 9 hours of battery life.

Epson’s EB-S04 projects exceptional-quality images to keep students engaged throughout the day. 3LCD technology and equally high white and colour light output for the brightest images.

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Intel® Core™ i7-7500U Processor 16GB RAM 512GB HDD 12.5” FHD LED Display Windows 10 Pro

Resolution: 800 x 600 Brightness: 3,000 Lumens Contrast Ratio: 15,000:1 Screen Size: Up to 300” 2 x USB 2.0

Part Code: ASUSUX390UA-GS064T

Part Code: EPSEB-S04

Tripp Lite’s USB Charging Station Cabinet ensures students remain fully charged throughout the day. Fast 2.4A USB charging, syncing and secure storage for up to 32 tablets and other USB devices.

Belkin’s N600 wireless range extender eliminates dead spots to keep all students connected. Boost coverage to tablets, smartphones and computers for a stronger, more reliable WiFi connection.

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32 x USB Ports Suitable for iPads, Androids and Smartphones Locking steel cabinet Detachable 3.05m power cord Mount to desk, wall, table or ﬂoor

Part Code: TRLAVCS32USB

Dual-Band speed: 300Mbps (2.4GHz + 5GHz) Compatible with G and N technology devices Crossband technology to send data continuously 2 x external antennas to extend range Compact design to save space

Part Code: BELF9K1122UK

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Transformation Strategy to deliver world-class digital services Central government news has been dominated by the much awaited and often delayed Digital Transformation Strategy which was ﬁnally published in February.

census due in 2021 is another online target. The strategy will require common platforms and knowledge sharing with the continued commitment to move away from monolithic IT contracts and legacy technology.

The strategy has five overall goals outlined in the government paper:

The GovWiFi service will be rolled out to the majority of government buildings during this year. It has been designed to replace user and guest WiFi solutions with a single secure WiFi network. GovWifi allows staff and visitors in government organisations to connect and stay connected to a secure WiFi service whilst they move from building to building.

• Business transformation: continuing to deliver worldclass digital services and transform the way government operates, from front-end to back-office, in a modern and efficient way. • Skills and capability: developing the right skills and culture among people and leaders, and bringing together policy and delivery to enable services to be delivered in a learning and iterative environment, focused on outcomes for citizens. • Enabling the Civil Service to deliver: building better workplace tools and processes to make it easier for public servants to work effectively, including sourcing, governance, workplace IT, business cases, human resources processes, common technology across the public sector and better digital tools for civil servants. • Data: making better use of data – not just for transparency, but for transformation across government that will allow us to build joined-up services. • Shared platforms: creating, operating, iterating and embedding good use of shared platforms and reusable business capabilities to speed up transformation – including sharing patterns and components and establishing open standards.

The National Cyber Security Centre has officially opened with government asking companies to submit proposals around cyber security threats. The organisation hopes to be more open about its work to help businesses across the UK protect themselves from hackers. With £1.9bn already pledged to tackle cybercrime, GCHQ’s CyberFirst programme has been launched offering graduates financial support through bursaries and employment placements which can help them get the hands-on experience needed to properly skill the UK cybersecurity sector. Government remains a key opportunity in the public sector for resellers. Exertis can help you access government frameworks, understand the process to win more government sector business, and deliver your government sector proposition. Talk to us about how we can help with public sector discounts, special pricing, promotions and extended warranties, all designed to help you deliver better proposals for your tender business.

The Government Transformation Strategy highlights the commitment to reshape government by ensuring millions of people are able to access the services they need online, whenever they need them, and to drive efficiencies and savings for the taxpayer. Prioritising an overhaul of the civil service, changing back-office processes, increasing collaboration amongst government departments and the appointment of a chief data officer are seen as critical to the success of the strategy. It will also require the public to trust in and understand the benefits of the transformation strategy as well as removing the barriers that prevent knowledge sharing and best practice amongst civil servants. The government wants to see 25 million people using the Gov.uk Verify online identity service and to digitise the passport service so that people can simply apply online, both by the end of 2020. It also wants to extend access to the services connected to Verify, and is planning pilots with the commercial sector, local authorities and banks. The National

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Technology in Government Ofﬁces The government has pledged an overhaul of departments with its transformation strategy that will require greater collaboration, using shared platforms, changing back-ofﬁce processes and systems and sharing best practices in the use of technology.

Samsung’s Galaxy S7 is protected by defence-grade security, keeping conﬁdential documents safe. With Samsung KNOX built into the hardware, this is the most secure Android on the market.

Lenovo’s ThinkCentre M700 Tiny is tough, compact and powerful; perfect for the busy ofﬁce. Transform it into a modular, easy-to-deploy all-inone PC with the ThinkCentre Tiny-in-One.

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5.1” QHD Super AMOLED Display 32GB Internal Storage 1 x USB 2.0 Fingerprint Sensor IP68 Certiﬁed

Intel® Core™ i5 6400 Processor 4GB RAM 500GB HDD 4 x YSB 3.0 Windows 10 Pro

Part Code: SAMG930BLK

Part Code: LEN10GT002BUK

CHERRY’s KC 1000 SC ensures that all conﬁdential documents are protected, perfect for government. Combine the beneﬁts of a classic keyboard with the security related requirements of a security keyboard.

Quest’s DR4300e Disk Backup minimises users backup storage footprint, keeping costs down. Work with existing IT investments to speed data recovery with the latest technologies.

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Secure PIN entry PC/SC smartcard reader CCID Compatible Reading/writing ISO 7816 compliant smartcards 1 x USB

Part Code: CHRYJK-A0100GB-2

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4.5TB Storage Advanced data protection Delivers ingest speeds up to 21 TB/hour Add storage capacity to support 27TB Reduces replication bandwidth by up to 93%

Part Code: DELLAAA-OCA-CK-247NBD3YR

Technology in the Emergency Services The government is committed to a policy to make Blue Light services collaboration mandatory and to join up back ofﬁce IT and control rooms, including the use of a new 4G Emergency Services Network due for completion at the end of 2019. Mobile devices and bespoke apps enable more tasks to be carried out in the ﬁeld and body-worn video is being used to corroborate evidence in incidents.

The Linx Tough Tab 8 can withstand the daily challenges of the emergency services. Work more effectively with reinforced edges and an IP67 certiﬁcation for added protection.

Plantronics’ EncorePro HW710 delivers exceptional audio performance, ideal for busy contact centres. Lightweight and robust, with an adjustable boom to maintain a consistent audio experience.

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Intel® Atom™ Z3735F Processor 2GB RAM 32GB HDD 8” LCD IPS Touchscreen Display Windows 8.1 + Windows 10 Pro upgrade

QuickDisconnect for walk away convenience VoIP ready wideband audio Seven axes of adjustability Soft foam and leatherette ear cushions Designed to withstand bumps and knocks

Part Code: LINX8TT/HS

Part Code: PLA78712102

Philips’ 272B7QPTKEB/00 is suited for multi-display settings, perfect for busy contact centres Ultra-narrow borders allow for minimal distractions and maximum viewing size.

StorageCraft’s ShadowProtect ensures that all legal documents are kept protected at all times. Backup and disaster recovery, data protection and managed system migration.

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27” QHD LCD Monitor Resolution: 2560 x 1440 Brightness: 350 cd/m2 Contrast Ratio: 1000:1 Response Time: 5ms

Part Code: PHL272B7QPTKEB

Rapidly access individual data ﬁles and folders Easily monitor and manage backup jobs Multiple options to recover onsite and offsite Regular scheduled backups Install on any server or workstation

Part Code: XSXW00EUPG0100ZZZ

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Technology in Crown Prosecution The CPS has been on a digital by default path for some time with 92% of case material provided digitally. The idea is that all criminal justice practitioners should be able to share information in this way. Digital presentation screens, tablets and WiFi are now common-place in the courtroom and online pleas for court cases are also being conducted.

Samsung’s DC48E is a reliable, affordable display with essential functionalities; perfect for courtrooms. MagicInfo Lite Player technology plays a range of content including video, images, photos on demand.

Swann’s DVR8-4550 surveillance system offer smaximum protection for government premises. Infrared night vision and durable construction for use both indoors and outdoors.

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48” FHD LED BLU Display Resolution: 1920 x 1080 Brightness: 350 cd/m2 Contrast Ratio: 5000:1 Response Time: 6ms

4 x 1080p HD cameras Full 8 channel monitoring available 2TB HDD HDMI, VGA and 2 x USB 2.0 View footage on laptop, tablet or smartphone

Part Code: SAMDC48E

Part Code: SWASWDVK-845504-UK

Logitech’s GROUP video conferencing system provides a simple solution for long distance meetings. Advanced features include acoustic echo cancellation, noise reduction technology and intuitive controls.

Konftel’s 300Wx allows users to hold conference calls wherever and whenever it’s convenient. Patented OmniSound® technology guarantees an impressive and crystal clear audio conference.

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Full HD 1080p resolution 10 x lossless HD zoom 90o ﬁeld of view with 260o pan and 130o tilt Kensington security lock Dual purpose mount for wall or elevation

Part Code: LOG960-001057

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Up to 60 hours talk time Connect to smartphone or computer Expandable with microphones Rechargeable lithium battery Record calls on SD memory card

Part Code: KON300WX

Public Sector solutions from Dell EMC Ideal for healthcare, education and government businesses of all sizes, Dell EMC’s versatile solutions give you the freedom to work your way. Latitude 3470 Performance you can rely on. For professionals who want a secure, easily managed and reliable laptop with strong performance for everyday productivity. The Latitude 3470 features a durable, built-to-last chassis that has undergone extensive military-grade MIL-STD 810G testing to ensure that it can withstand real-world conditions. Part Code: DELLK5G90

OptiPlex 3040 Micro Small, secure and simply managed. Powered by the latest 6th Generation Intel® Core™ processors, the ultracompact and energy efficient OptiPlex Micro can be seamlessly integrated into any workspace. Armed with Dell Data Protection, the 3040 provides the best security, right out of the box. Part Code: DELLNXYY5

Vostro 3568 Secure small business power. Safeguard business data with optional hardware TPM 2.0 for commercial-grade hardware protection and storage for encryption keys. Login quickly and securely using the optional built-in fingerprint reader and Windows 10 Hello biometric recognition feature. Part Code: DELLV9XN0

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Technology is an enabler, playing a crucial role in improving healthcare The UK healthcare system is locked in a constant battle of meeting the increasing demand for healthcare services and reducing the rising cost of those services. Technology is an enabler but not a solution to the problem. However, it plays a crucial role both from an administrative and a medical perspective. From better diagnosis, surgical procedures and improved patient care to the use of video conferencing, tablets and smartphones that help to create a more efficient service. Back in 2015 in the government’s Autumn statement, there was a commitment to invest £1bn in new technology over the next 5 years to deliver better connected services for patients, and ensure that doctors and nurses have the information they need at their fingertips. By September 2018, a target was set for 80% of clinicians in primary, urgent and emergency care to have digital access to key patient information. By 2020 integrated care records are to supply every health and care professional concerned with an individual’s care the information they need to provide safe and prompt care. However, data sharing remains a roadblock with NHS abandoning its care.data project and the objective for the NHS to go paperless by its revised date of 2020 seems an unreachable target to many analysts. However, technology spending in the NHS remains a priority, with £4.2bn pledged last year to drive development of apps, free WiFi in hospitals and surgeries, cybersecurity (following a number of breaches in NHS Trusts) and electronic patient records over the next five years. On top of that the government announced a further £67.7m to be spent on developing and implementing tools to be used in the mental health services. Such tools are expected to be part of the NHS apps library, due to be relaunched in April this year alongside a new NHS website. Apps have a wide

array of uses in health and social care, including providing information about conditions and supporting self-diagnosis. Indeed social media is playing its part and its impact is expected to grow, particularly with increased public availability of information. New technologies have the potential to make care more efficient and personalised, and to help generate and share knowledge to improve outcomes for patients. Keeping track of your fitness, calorie intake and overall health on your smartphone or wearable technology has gained popularity. Exercise trackers that already allow any user to monitor their heart rate, stress levels, and even their sleeping patterns are increasingly common. Interest in VR applications for health and wellbeing has gathered momentum over recent years extending into augmented (AR) and mixed reality technology. AR, for example, has real implications for surgical training, in which a surgeon can capture a real procedure and stream it to multiple students all receiving the content on VR headsets, enabling them to observe the procedure in real-time from anywhere in the world. However, despite the desire to introduce new technology, legacy remains an issue. According to a survey commissioned by Citrix, Windows XP is still in widespread use throughout the NHS, two and a half years after Microsoft dropped support. Of the 42 Trusts that responded 90% were still using Windows XP in some areas and 24 were still unsure as to when they would migrate, despite the fact that there haven’t been any official security updates since April 2014. Exertis offers a vast range of products that help to boost efficiency and reduce costs in healthcare environments. However, targeting the healthcare sector requires more than just relevant products, and that is where Exertis’ specialist teams can add real value.

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Technology in Receptions Touch screen technology eases the process of conducting everyday tasks. Self-service kiosks help streamline administrative tasks, such as hospital registration and payment, saving paper, form ﬁlling and allowing them to quickly look up information on a particular patient. It can ease queuing, provide information and give directions. Automated phone systems not only save money but help route calls in the right directions.

Fujitsu’s LIFEBOOK P727 has a day-long battery to keep receptions powered throughout the whole day. An ultra-light, portable 2-in-1 device enables an agile, multi-mode working style.

Samsung’s HG40EE590SKXXU keeps content visible all day; perfect for healthcare receptions. This versatile display delivers functionalities that improve operational efﬁciency and provide comfortable viewing.

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Intel® Core™ i5-7200U Processor 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD 12.5“ FHD Touch Display Windows 10 Pro 2 year C&R

40” FHD Smart LED Display Resolution: 1920 x 1080 Contrast Ratio: Mega Contrast Wall Mountable 2 Year onsite warranty

Part Code: FUJP7270M45SBGB

Part Code: HG40EE590SKXXU

Samsung’s SL-M3820ND ProXpress prints labels, envelopes and prescriptions for healthcare receptions. Easy Eco Driver software reduces energy consumption keeping costs down.

The Aastra 6865i SIP desktop phone offers exceptional ﬂexibility, supporting busy receptions. Handset, speakerphone and headset ports enable users to communicate effectively at all times.

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Print speed: 38ppm Resolution: 1200 x 1200dpi Maximum input capacity: 820 sheets Monthly duty cycle: 80,000 pages EMIS approved

Part Code: SAMSLM3820ND

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Up to 9 lines with 2 dedicated line keys Dual Gigabit Ethernet ports 3.4” 128x48 LCD display DHSG/EHS headset support Hi-Q audio technology

Part Code: AAS6865I

Technology in Sports In a typical sports facility, energy costs are second only to labour costs. Controlling heating and lighting with smart tech products can help reduce energy costs. CCTV and access control systems can provide security. Wireless and large format displays can provide entertainment and information. Wearables can provide health and ﬁtness monitoring.

Lenovo’s Edge 15 switches from laptop to stand mode, to keep users productive during any activity. Stay productive whilst on-the-go with a battery life of up to 8 hours.

Monster’s iSport Victory headphones securely ﬁt into the user’s ear; perfect for active sports halls. Premium, compact and lightweight design, high noise isolation and 8+ hours of playback.

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Intel® Core™ i3-5005U Processor 4GB RAM 500GB HDD 15.6” FHD IPS Multitouch Display Windows 10 Pro

Advanced in-ear speaker design with OmniTip Pure Monster SoundTM wireless Durable and sweatproof Secure ﬁt ear-hooks USB charging cable and soft carry pouch

Part Code: LEN20DFS0AU06

Part Code: MON-128474-00

Jawbone’s UP3 tracks sleep, activities and heart health; ideal for users with an active lifestyle. Packed with state-of-the-art sensors to measure overall health and ﬁtness levels.

LIFX’s product family enables users to control lighting, reducing energy cost for sports halls. Control lights and select the perfect shade and brightness, all from a smart device or Amazon Alexa.

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Water resistant up to 10m Bluetooth® Wireless syncing Free UP software and app updates Lightweight, comfortable and stylish

Part Code: JBJL04-0101ACA-EU1

16 million colours 1,000 shades of warm to cool whites Works with Apple HomeKit and Nest Designed using highly efﬁcient LED technology Lasts up to 40,000 hours

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