Mike Rhodes, founder of ConsultMyApp, told the Daily Express that a large part of the Test & Trace programme's failings can be put down to mismanagement of the app which forms part of the programme.
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The UK government is preparing for some form of Covid vaccine or antibody certification to become "a feature of our lives". Now, experts are urging the government to use the existing Test and Trace app to ensure the greatest efficacy possible - CMA's CEO, Mike Rhodes, weighs in pointing out issues on how the app was managed and designed, and what that could mean for the taxpayer.
The renewed debate around the adoption of vaccine passports is at the forefront of the agenda for those in the travel sector, and now, publicans are being told they could be able to bar customers who haven’t had a jab or a negative Covid test. Mike Rhodes, CMA's Founder and CEO, provides his views.
The Government spent £25m on the Test & Trace app, but there’s been widespread criticism of the system and its impact on the spread of the Coronavirus. Mike Rhodes of ConsultMyApp tells Health Tech World that it was doomed to failure before it started.
For the past year, the over-riding narrative has been to stay at home and reduce in-person contact. As a result, every aspect of our lives, from work and socializing to exercising and shopping, has shifted online.