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UKHSA sticks with Oracle after outsourcing payroll
Noah Bovenizer · 2026-05-26 · via The Stack

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UK health agency powers through rocky Oracle HR system roll out

England's pandemic response agency to keep Oracle HR system going through to next decade.

Noah Bovenizer

 -  2 min read

UK health agency powers through rocky Oracle HR system roll out
Image credit: https://unsplash.com/@philhearing

The UK’s Health Security Agency (UKHSA) is making plans to stick with its current Oracle platform until at least 2032, despite initial concerns about its rollout.

A procurement notice published by the Health Secretary on behalf of UKHSA shows the agency plans to keep its Money and People Services (MaPS) tool running on Oracle.

However, the system will be largely run by IBM with only a small internal team working on the platform.

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