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1. Code of Connections (83.87% relevant)

   UK Local authorities must comply with the Code of Connections (CoCo) in order to be able to connect to GCSx with the potential electronic benefits and cost savings.

2. Compare and Contrast (78.26% relevant)

   Compare and contrast MS Office 2010 with 2007 - we highlight the great new features and benefits of the new MS Office

3. Bedside Entertainment Systems (73.68% relevant)

   With hospitals becoming ever more competitive, the need to attract patients to an individual hospital has never been greater. A popular way to ensure patient loyalty is the introduction of a bedside entertainment and communications solution

4. Resources (70.59% relevant)

   Access to some of the MS 2010 resources, downloads and information

5. Privacy Policy (68.75% relevant)

   At Equanet we take the protection of your privacy and our responsibilities under the Data Protection Act very seriously.

6. Security (64.29% relevant)

   Security is, without doubt, emerging as one of the most important elements in IT planning and implementation. How important is IT within your organisation?

7. Healthcare Solutions (64.29% relevant)

   Equanet provide a range of healthcare solutions that aim to benefit both the clinician and just as importantly, the well-being of the patient.

8. Security (64.29% relevant)

   Security is, without doubt, emerging as one of the most important elements in IT planning and implementation. How important is IT within your organisation?

9. Benefit from Equanet's eCommerce Capabilities (61.54% relevant)

   Customers who shop on the internet look for convenience, enhanced search facilities and security. These are the mainstays of Equanet's eCommerce capability.

10. Network Security (58.33% relevant)

    Why do we need to secure our business networks? You are required by law to keep electronic details about your staff and or customers safe and secure.

11. Network Security (58.33% relevant)

    Why do we need to secure our business networks? You are required by law to keep electronic details about your staff and or customers safe and secure.

12. Mobility in the NHS (58.33% relevant)

    The modernisation of the NHS is key to improving the efficiency of accessing patient information, with such initiatives as the Community Health Index Number adopting computerised systems to bring the NHS into the 21st century

13. Privacy & Cookies (56.52% relevant)

    A quick guide on how to view and edit the Cookies stored on your computer.

14. Privacy Screens (54.55% relevant)

    There is a growing need for computer security wherever you go. Privacy Filter Screens and Visual Security Filters offer a simple, cost-effective solution to this growing issue

15. Privacy Screens (54.55% relevant)

    There is a growing need for computer security wherever you go. Privacy Filter Screens and Visual Security Filters offer a simple, cost-effective solution to this growing issue

16. Terms and Conditions (50.00% relevant)

    Our standard terms and conditions of trading for our business customers

17. Frequently Asked Questions (50.00% relevant)

    Answers to the more commonly asked questions about Equanet, our services and solutions and trading with us

18. Virtualisation in the NHS (44.44% relevant)

    Within the NHS we understand that it is imperative to lessen the burden upon the end user, where clinicians need access to the relevant information regardless of location, and the actual cost of providing the continuity of a virtualized storage solution.

19. Benefit from Equanet's eCommerce Capabilities (44.44% relevant)

    Customers who shop on the internet look for convenience, enhanced search facilities and security. These are the mainstays of Equanet's eCommerce capability.

20. Securing the Mobile User (44.44% relevant)

    Working while on the move opens up both users and the office network to added security breaches.

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