Maris and Cerner cement 6 year relationship
July 2009
Maris Interiors is delighted to announce that they have commenced further works with Cerner, the leading US supplier of Healthcare Information Technology (HIT) solutions which optimise clinical and financial outcomes.
Having completed many projects, in both the UK and Europe, for Cerner over the course of a relationship spanning more than 6 years, the current venture will see a series of internal relocations between their buildings at 3 Sheldon Square in London’s Paddington and The Point, North Wharf Road, W2 in order to allow the creation of a new 20,000 sq ft marketing suite.
Cerner have been established in the UK for more than 20 years. They provide patient-centric and knowledge-driven solutions for the NHS acute hospital sector. Their project is set to take 8 weeks on site and will involve carefully planned and executed relocation strategies, which will allow Cerner to remain fully operational during the works and ensure Cerner’s ability to continue with their day to day business as well as allowing their Client’s access to their training facilities.
The scope of works, which encompasses a total of 31,000 sq ft of space, will include a 20,000 sq ft Client Experience Theatre Suite - which will be used as a training and marketing facility, the reconfiguration of old furniture, additional new furniture and the provision of a high spec Audio Visual solution. The piece de resistance however is the Telepresence Room, an advanced video conferencing facility which provides a virtual reality meeting so advanced that it makes you feel like you really are sitting around a board table!
Maris' Project Director commented,“Having worked closely with Cerner for a number of years and across numerous projects, we have developed a rapport and understanding that enables rapid mobilisation to achieve Cerner’s requirements. This project will provide the UK office with an excellent Client facing facility which will demonstrate the full depth of Cerner’s product within the health industry.”
