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National Health Service trusts can consolidate their data in readiness for GDPR by buying an Analytics Private Health Data Vault service, based on Commvault's Clinical Archive product, says its maker. Flying Binary says its Analytics Private Health Data Vault service can be bought through the G-Cloud 9 app store. We're told …

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  1. DJV Silver badge
    Meh

    Hmmm

    Sounds like Flying Binary want to be the Microsoft of the medical world.

    I get a nagging "Too many eggs, only one basket" type of feeling about this.

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  2. 0laf
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    Compliant?

    Is there such a thing as a GDPR compliant service. As I understood it the details of the implementation of GDPR in each state is still in development.

    https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/data-protection-reform/overview-of-the-gdpr/national-derogations/

    The UKs derogations will probably be written to support cost saving exercises such as this retrospectively using 'public interest' as the excuse for an exemption from the rules.

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    1. IamStillIan
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      Re: Compliant?

      It's a wider process thing, you can't just buy a bit of "compliant" software for it anyway. That doesn't, of course, mean you can't market a bit of "compliant" software for it.

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  3. Anonymous Coward
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    Whenever I see a vendor referring to "legacy systems" I think "working systems" ( ok, in some cases its more like "the devil you know" ).

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