Smartphones and tablets are taking on an increasing number of tasks in hospitals. At the same time, requirements vary significantly depending on the role, area of use and device strategy.

In this webinar, Patrick Trevisan, Mobile Security Consultant at Nomasis AG, will use three practical use cases to show how smartphones and tablets can be securely integrated into everyday hospital operations and managed efficiently.

The focus is on practical experience and solution approaches from projects with hospital customers – from choosing the right device strategy and implementing shared devices to using smartphones as softphones and central mobile work devices.

What can you expect from the webinar?

• The right device strategy: When do BYOD, corporate devices or other deployment models make sense?
• Shared devices for shift work: What is required for simple login, fast user switching and reliable operation?
• Smartphone as a softphone: Under what conditions can smartphones complement or replace traditional telephony solutions?
• One device for multiple tasks: How can telephony, communication, information access, documentation and other applications be combined efficiently?
• Security and usability: How can security requirements be implemented without making everyday work unnecessarily complicated?
• Practical experience: Concrete insights and solution approaches from real-world hospital projects.

Private or corporate device?

BYOD or corporate device? Not every deployment model is suitable for every role in a hospital. While a private device may be appropriate for certain employee groups, others require a fully managed corporate device.

We will show which device strategies are suitable for different areas of use and how security, usability and efficient operations can be successfully combined.

Shared Devices

One device, multiple employees: Shared devices offer significant potential, particularly in shift-based environments. At the same time, the way they are implemented determines whether they actually simplify everyday work.

Simple login, fast user switching, the right applications and reliable operation are key requirements. We will show which technical and organisational aspects need to be considered and how typical challenges can be avoided.

Softphone

Why carry an additional DECT device when a smartphone can take on significantly more tasks?

Telephony, communication, access to information, documentation, dictation and other applications can all be combined on one central device. We will show which technical and organisational requirements need to be met for the smartphone to become a reliable mobile workplace in the hospital.

Why attend this webinar?

The use of mobile devices in hospitals is about much more than the devices themselves. Device strategy, identity, applications, telephony, security and operations all need to work together to create real value in everyday clinical environments.

The webinar provides practical insights into typical challenges and presents concrete approaches that have proven effective in real hospital environments.

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Discover how smartphones and tablets can be used securely and efficiently in hospitals – from BYOD and corporate devices to shared devices and smartphones as central mobile work devices.

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