When a system fails in a hospital, the consequences are felt right away. A care process grinds to a halt, a department can’t move forward, waiting lists grow, and treatments have to be postponed.

That’s why the bar is high. The EHR has to be available at all times. Networks have to be secure. Data has to be right. And when something does go wrong, it has to be fixed fast.

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Hans Belder

Business Development Manager

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Growing complexity, flat capacity

A hospital’s IT environment gets more complex every year. More systems, more integrations, more devices. And on top of the technical complexity, regulations keep piling up. NEN 7510, GDPR, NIS2: each law with its own requirements, each audit with its own preparation. The capacity to manage all of that in-house isn’t growing, but the demands are.

The question is no longer whether to outsource. It’s to whom.

Martijn Stuar

“In a hospital, downtime isn’t an option. That sounds like a cliché, but once you see what happens when an EHR goes down, you understand the weight of those words.”

Martijn Stuart

Advisor Hospitals

Proven technology, deliberate choices

Good IT service stands or falls with the technology it’s built on. We don’t choose partners from a catalog. The criteria are always the same: does it work in complex environments, under pressure, over the long term? And does it give the care organization freedom of choice, or does it create new dependencies?

Based on those criteria, we’ve put together a fixed core of strategic partners. For infrastructure, for endpoint security, and for workplace management. Each chosen because they demonstrably perform in care environments. Together they form a layered approach: a stable foundation, protected endpoints, and full management of the workplace landscape.

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“From the very first moment, the team has offered us professional, tailored support. Over the years, that partnership has driven real growth in knowledge and skill. It has made the CMC IT department a more stable factor across the whole organization.”

Elmer Kwidema

Manager ICT & Information management

Full responsibility, from network to EHR

Many care organizations work with multiple suppliers for network, infrastructure, cloud, and EHR. Each manages its own piece. No one oversees the whole. And when something does go wrong, the search for who owns the problem begins.

We have the capacity to manage the full technical stack, which makes us accountable for the whole.

Secure Connectivity Fabric Secure, reliable connections between departments and care locations
Hybrid Cloud & Workplace Care applications wherever performance and compliance demand it
Cybersecurity Continuity of care processes, even under the pressure of a cyberattack
Observability Real-time visibility across the entire care environment, with problems flagged before they reach care
AI Governance AI deployed in healthcare, with the control and transparency that patient data demands
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Certified for healthcare, ready for tomorrow

We work in line with ISO 27001 and ISO 9001, and meet NEN 7510: the Dutch standard for information security in healthcare. For care organizations, that means less audit preparation in practice, demonstrable protection of patient data, and a partner that knows and follows the sector’s compliance requirements. We also comply with the NIS2 Directive, the European standard for digital resilience that affects a growing number of care organizations

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Hans Belder

Business Development Manager

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IT in healthcare calls for a partner that knows the environment. Hans is that point of contact in our team.

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