Zenzero proud to support the UK Ventilator Challenge
Zenzero is proud to be supporting the UK Ventilator Challenge working with the consortium of Britain’s top industrial, technology and engineering businesses to supply the NHS with enough ventilators during the coronavirus crisis.
Our client High Value Manufacturing (HVM) Catapult, a group of manufacturing research centres in the UK, is leading the project to scale up the production of two existing ventilator designs.
Zenzero’s IT team are managing the IT central infrastructure which is housed on HVM Catapult’s cloud platform. This allows members of the consortium to share interactive guides, access crucial production information and design work and manage the supply chain of the project.
Anne Tasker, Managing Director, Zenzero:
“Our IT experts are incredibly proud to be part of this effort to supply the NHS with the life-saving equipment they need.
“We wanted to ensure the consortium had the capacity to share ideas, develop plans and have access to shared information in a safe and secure way so they could get on with their job without worrying about their IT. We are glad to be making a contribution to their efforts and really appreciate the work they and other members of the consortium are doing at this time.”
The government has now ordered over 15,000 ventilators from the consortium.
Tamarin Adshead, General Manager, HVM Catapult:
“We have worked with Zenzero for a number of years now and are very grateful for the support they have provided to us during this challenging time”.
Dick Elsy, Chief Executive, HVM Catapult:
“This consortium brings together some of the most innovative companies in the world. Every day, their highly skilled staff collaborate to create solutions that help millions of people, and this project is no different.
“They are working together with incredible determination and energy to scale up production of much-needed ventilators and combat a virus that is affecting people in many countries. I am confident this consortium has the skills and tools to make a difference and save lives.”
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