Wandsworth goes digital and doesn’t look back (video)
Wandsworth Council is one of the latest local authorities to realise the huge benefits for customers, and the council itself, of digitising its services with Agilisys Digital.
Digital Procurement
Agilisys named by CGI as chosen partner on Scottish Borders Council digital deal
Agilisys has signed a contract with CGI to deliver services as part of CGI’s contract with Scottish Borders Council, supporting the Council’s digital transformation programme.
PHSO cuts telecoms costs by moving into the cloud
The PHSO is saving over £50,000 each year in telecoms costs thanks to a switch to a cloud phone system.
Scottish council signs £92m IT digital services deal
The Scottish Borders Council has agreed a £92m digital services contract with CGI, which includes setting up a Scottish ICT Delivery Centre of Excellence.
Council to roll out cyclist-friendly thermal technology
Pioneering thermal imaging technology is set to be introduced on key cycle routes in York to help reduce the time spent at traffic signals, improve journey reliability and cycle safety.
Southend is latest to join Gigabit City ranks
CityFibre has been selected by Southend-on-Sea Borough Council to supply a 50km future-proof dark fibre network connecting 120 key public sector sites throughout the town.
Wigan Council scoops top digital award
Wigan Council have been crowned Digital Council of the Year at the Local Government Chronicle (LGC) Awards in London, beating off tough competition from places such as Glasgow and Nottinghamshire.
Met Police awards £86m app management contract to Accenture
Accenture has been awarded a long-term £86m contract to deliver app management services to the Metropolitan Police Service.
House of Commons embraces electronic voting via tablets
The House of Commons has confirmed that every vote that takes place in the House of Commons will now be recorded on tablets.
Home Office slammed over e-borders fiasco
A Public Accounts Committee report has slammed the UK Home Office for its botched e-borders programme, which it says will cost taxpayers over £1bn and still not deliver the desired end-results.
