Overview of Windows 365

Windows 365 presents NHS organisations with an innovative opportunity to enhance their Windows offering, giving users access to a cloud-based virtual desktop solution from any suitable device on the go, in the office, on the ward, across workplaces or working remotely.

Windows 365 provides users with the following key benefits:

• Access to the NHS desktop from any location.
• Picking up work where you left off on another device.
• Accessing your work on any (supported) device.
• Latest Windows features built in.
• Seamless collaboration across the wider NHS.
• Secure by design.

By leveraging Windows 365, your organisation can benefit from greater flexibility, robust security, and improved operational efficiency.  All while ensuring uninterrupted access to data and critical work applications.

Use cases for Windows 365

Windows 365 supports a wide range of use cases, effectively facilitating collaboration between multidisciplinary teams, and providing secure access to critical work applications and patient records from any location. 

Admin and IT professionals 

 Users can provide smooth and efficient support to employees from anywhere, ensuring seamless operation and swift issue resolution. 

Bank and mobile workers 

Are able to access information required from any suitable device while on the move, users can stay productive and make informed decisions without interruption. 

BYOD 

 Users who prefer to use their own devices for work can securely access work applications needed without any restrictions. 

Clinical Practitioners 

Can retrieve data needed and update patient records from anywhere, utilising Windows 365 to ensure continuity and flexibility in their work. 

Frontline staff 

 Have the opportunity to access the Cloud PC on the go, with the added functionality to come which involves tapping their NHS ID cards on devices and shared PCs equipped with NFC technology. 

Remote workers 

Have the freedom to access NHS resources securely from any location, maintaining productivity and ensuring consistent access to critical information.