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This government department pays out £3 billion weekly: What if its IT systems went down?
New DWP tender aims to make sure that that never happens...
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BBC signs up 18 firms to help modernise software under £40m deal
18 systems integrators join £10m/year framework
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Thames Water in £63m plan to outsource back office, customer services
Thames Water is planning to outsource customer services and back office operations under a trio of contract opportunities worth up to £63 million. The water company, which serves 15 million customers, hopes that slicker digital services and improved levels of automation will help it support a turnaround programme amid a
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MOD closes in on £55m overhaul of its "CySAFA" Big Data platform
Systems Integrators (SIs) and other vendors have just over two weeks left to finalise their expressions of interest in a £55 million overhaul of a critical Ministry of Defence (MOD) cyber operations platform. The contract comes as the department continues work to bake Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithms into the platform,
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Scottish Water seeks help making sense of the "stream of feature updates" from Microsoft
£8m framework landing soon as range of opportunities open up at ambitious utility.
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UK's nuclear clean-up body eyes critical software refresh
Software will help track incidents. But much work still requires hand tools...
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Want to help the MOD separate submarine signal from noise?
The challenge: stripping "defective" data streams prior to processing
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New apps, new cloud data warehouse, new everything: consumer finance watchdog wants a little IT support...
The UK's Financial Ombudsman Service -- which handles complaints from consumers about financial services ranging from wedding insurance to business loans -- is in the market for a new managed IT services provider, as it continues a major modernisation project including the replacement of its on-premises data warehouse