Government ICT procurement: simpler, smaller - smarter?

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Michael Horn of law firm Pinsent Masons examines the potential benefits and risks of the government ICT strategy, and asks whether changes to the procurement process really will bring new opportunities to smaller suppliers

Whitehall ICT procurement must change if the ambitions set out in the government ICT strategy, published in March, are to be realised. The strategy signposts what such change might look like, with ...

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