Government agrees deal with Capgemini to bring £200m savings

Stuart Sumner
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Renegotiation with one of the largest IT suppliers to the government aims to offer lower prices and more flexible contracts

The government has announced a new deal with Capgemini, one of its largest IT ousourcers, which it says will deliver more than £200m in savings by 2017. The agreement is a renegotiation of the A...

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