G-Cloud-hosted app store trial launches this week

G-Cloud-hosted app store trial launches this week
An apps store that could help the government slash the cost of its IT infrastructure is to be trialled from this week.
Prototype versions of the Government Application Store – a central store of software applications that can be accessed by public sector organisations over the internet – will be available to a selection of public sector bodies.
The pilot was announced by Martin Bellamy, director of the office of the government CIO, and the civil servant in charge of the G-Cloud project, announced at the GovNet Government IT 2010 event in London last week.
http://www.silicon.com/management/public-sector/2010/02/01/g-cloud-hosted-app-store-trial-launches-this-week-39745405/
Will plan for public sector apps save taxpayers’ cash?

An apps store that could help the government slash the cost of its IT infrastructure is to be trialled from this week.

Prototype versions of the Government Application Store – a central store of software applications that can be accessed by public sector organisations over the internet – will be available to a selection of public sector bodies.

The pilot was announced by Martin Bellamy, director of the office of the government CIO, and the civil servant in charge of the G-Cloud project, announced at the GovNet Government IT 2010 event in London last week.

http://www.silicon.com/management/public-sector/2010/02/01/g-cloud-hosted-app-store-trial-launches-this-week-39745405/

Will plan for public sector apps save taxpayers’ cash?

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