Government's G-Cloud strategy begins to take shape

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The government expects public cloud services to deliver at least 50 per cent of its ICT capacity by 2015

The G-Cloud has neither been renamed nor kicked into the long grass as some press reports have speculated over the past year or so. In fact, it is alive and well, with the government last week publ...

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