Teceze delivers a Device as a Service programme for a private healthcare and hospital group across
The client is a private healthcare and hospital group operating acute hospitals, outpatient centres, and diagnostic facilities across the United Kingdom. Clinical environments place distinctive demands on end-user computing. Devices sit in wards, theatres, consulting rooms, and diagnostic suites where availability directly affects patient care, and where patient data handling brings the estate firmly within information governance and regulatory scope
he DaaS model had to support a large clinical and corporate device estate without disrupting clinical activity or weakening information-governance controls time internal teams and processes were handed to an external partner. There was no existing outsourced Devices handling patient information require demonstrable security configuration and patch currency
The engagement called for a rapid ramp-up of skilled field engineers across 95 sites in 25 countries, several with restrictive labour and compliance environments, spanning multiple Dell and Lenovo platforms require different imaging, driver and firmware management under one service standard
Teceze combined clinically aware scheduling, governance-grade configuration, multi-OEM build management and lifecycle-integrated asset accuracy over the fast hire, standing up knowledge transfer alongside live delivery, and working through country-specific compliance methodically rather than cutting corners.
From ad hoc hiring to a governed, phased rollout, the transformation included:
Maintenance and patching scheduled around clinical activity. Standard configuration profiles enforce required security posture. Separate golden images, driver sets and firmware baselines for Dell and Lenovo. Asset records update at each lifecycle transition.
Built up alongside live service delivery, rather than as a gate before go-live.
Lifecycle tracking covers provisioning, deployment, break/fix, replacement and retirement.Compliance reporting provides evidence of patch currency Hardware break/fix operates within the DaaS service rather than as a separate vendor process
Distributed estate is managed under one service standard
Daily Operational service management Weekly Service delivery review Monthly Governance and performance review Annual Continuous managed service cadence layered governance model keeps issues visible well before a formal review:
| Cadence | Forum | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Daily | Operational stand-up | Open tickets, escalations, coverage gaps |
| Weekly | Service delivery review | SLA/MTTR tracking, at-risk sites |
| Monthly | Governance & steering call | Country ramp status, compliance close-out |
| Quarterly | Business review | Contract health, workforce planning |
“This was our first time handing EUC field services to an outside partner, and that came with a lot of internal scrutiny. Teceze and Infosys didn’t chase headcount to hit a number—they prioritised getting the right engineers in place, even where that meant a slower start in some countries. Six months in, our resolution SLA is at 99% and still climbing. That’s the kind of steady, transparent delivery that builds confidence in a first-generation outsourcing relationship.”
— IT Service Delivery Lead, AGCO
The engagement was contracted directly with the organisation for its own internal estate, with Teceze appointed as specialist delivery partner. Teceze owns the DaaS operating model across asset, configuration, device, patch and hardware break/fix disciplines
The operating model is designed to maintain device availability and control as the clinical estate evolves foundation as the contract enters its next phase.