The ability to think and act independently in order to stand out as true innovators
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A culture of flexibility to enable pro-activity whilst ensuring speed and accuracy of response
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Webinar: Technology sector sourcing in the public sector
Hudson & Yorke's free webinar on 1 March is focused on the key trends and themes that are emerging within technology sourcing within the public sector. With an introduction from Kable, the webinar will provide practical tips on how to identify the right sourcing approach and identifying some common pitfalls to avoid.
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To ring-fence or not to ring-fence?
The UK may not be going it alone in staking out its plans for a retail bank ring-fence. The EU Commissioner, Michel Barnier, has thrown his hat into the ring and stated “Before the end of January, I will put in place, in agreement with President Barroso, a high-level group on the prevention and separation of risks in banking institutions.”
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Cloud-based services and open standards in public sector ICT
Cabinet Office Director of ICT futures Liam Maxwell recently predicted that future public sector ICT provision will be based on more flexible, short term ICT contracts for disaggregated services captured the attention of the analyst community. But beyond the headline statements, what does this actually mean for public sector ICT?
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Where’s the innovation?
TotalTelecom recently published the headlines from a research study commissioned by enterprise ICT solutions and services provider Damovo UK regarding the top priority issues on the agenda of IT Directors in the UK. The survey results make interesting reading, as much for what they don’t say as for what they say.
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