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The 10-Year Health Plan for England reinforces the strategic shift towards technology-enabled healthcare delivery that has been at the heart of the government’s plans for the NHS since they came to power last July. While positioned as revolutionary reform, much of the detailed digital focus is on scaling established programmes. It presents a vision for the future but is short on detail about how that vision will be delivered.
The NHS required fundamental change if it is to survive—Prime Minister Keir Starmer reiterated his warning that it’s a case of “reform or die” when launching the Plan yesterday. He said, “The status quo of ‘hospital by default’ will end, with a new preventative principle that care should happen as locally as it can: digital-by-default, in a patient’s home where possible, in a neighbourhood health centre when needed, in a hospital if necessary.”
The scaled-up digital ambitions, together with the more radical structural changes detailed in the Plan (e.g., neighbourhood health service), will still create substantial market opportunities for software and IT services suppliers.
In this report we look at the key announcements in the 10-Year Health Plan for England. This includes the need for reform, technology priorities, the five big bets for the NHS, procurement reform, noticeable gaps in the plan, and opportunities for suppliers.
If you are an existing PublicSectorViews subscriber, you can read the report now. If you’d like to discuss an extension to your existing subscription or would like details of how to subscribe to TechMarketView, please contact Belinda Tewson.
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Launching today is TechMarketView’s flagship annual report, UK SITS Market Trends & Forecasts.
And this year, the report has had a major facelift, making it even faster and easier to consume.
Available only for members of the Foundation Service, this landmark report – used widely by both tech buyers and tech suppliers – brings a cool, calm, and collected voice to a world of many unknowns.
- What are the key market shaping trends we all need to understand?
- How will these impact spend in the UK Software & IT Services through the forecast window to 2028?
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- What are the pressures on suppliers and how should they respond?
With high degrees of uncertainty both globally and at home, Market Trends & Forecasts 2025 delivers razor sharp insights to help our clients develop a clear strategic view for their own organisations.
Kate Hanaghan, Chief Research Officer, said: “We pride ourselves on our rigour and market knowledge, along with our ability to decipher complex trends and provide clear advice to our clients.”
Market Trends & Forecasts 2025 consolidates TechMarketView’s latest forecast data and trends analysis for the UK Software & IT Services (SITS) market. The report draws on a large number of data points and research interviews, with our industry and domain specialists working together to build a comprehensive, and eminently reliable, view of the market.
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Last week I was absolutely delighted to attend the King’s Trust Awards.
TechMarketView has a long association with the Trust, going back to the days when Richard Holway co-founded the Technology Leadership Group. Today we do our bit through my role as Chair of the Business 
Develop Committee and the activities staff undertake to raise money through sponsorship.
The King’s Trust believes that every young person should have the chance to succeed, no matter what their background or the challenges they are facing. It focuses on young people aged 11-30, helping them to develop essential life skills and supporting them into training and employment.
The awards is an opportunity for the King’s Trust to recognise and celebrate the achievements of some of those young people it has supported. It is a very buzzy event, with everyone in high spirits. G&T in hand, I had a fabulous afternoon at the event, hosted by the inimitable Ant and Dec.
Well done to all those that won, at the regional, national, and international levels!
If you are a tech company, or a technology leader in an organisation, and would like to contribute to the work the Trust does, please contact me for more info: Kate Hanaghan
Posted by Kate Hanaghan at '10:00'
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