West Midlands Police selects Accenture for £25m digital transformation project

Sooraj Shah
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West Midlands Police (WMP) and West Midlands Office of Police and Crime have selected Accenture to manage a digital transformation project in a five-year contract worth about £25m. Accenture was...

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