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How TeamViewer helped one hospital save time and improve security

Northwest London Clinical Commissioning Group was facing a multitude of challenges when it came to IT support, cybersecurity gaps, and centralized IT management.

They identified a need for a remote connectivity tool that offered instant access to servers and devices, while still being fully compliant with the strong regulations for hospital IT.

In this case study, learn why NW London CCG turned to TeamViewer’s Tensor platform to solve these challenges, and uncover the key results realized from the switch.

 

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