G-Cloud to rain change on public sector IT

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Published: July 13, 2010Posted in: Business Intelligence, Cloud Intelligence, G-Cloud, Opinions & ExplanationsTags:
G-Cloud to rain change on public sector IT
Of all the planned efficiency-creating initiatives within government, the G-Cloud will be the most transformative, according to some of the UK’s most high-profile chief information officers (CIOs).

First mooted in the Digital Britain report last year, the G-Cloud will be a secure solution enabling government departments and agencies to share applications. While it promises to revolutionise public sector IT strategy, many local government CIOs are now talking about how the G-Cloud will affect the role of IT leaders.
Dylan Roberts, CIO at Leeds City Council and newly appointed Socitm Futures president, has put a lot of faith in the initiative.

http://www.computing.co.uk/computing/analysis/2265175/g-cloud-rain-change-public

For many council CIOs, the G-Cloud will bring new opportunities and responsibilities. But for others the outlook may be quite different

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