Interview: David Wilde, CIO, Westminster City Council

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Westminster City Council CIO David Wilde talks about his role in one of the UK's most ambitious shared services schemes, and explains his enthusiasm for cloud computing

As the IT leader of one of the most high-profile local authorities in the UK, Westminster City Council CIO David Wilde is spearheading a radical agenda for change. Under pressure to help the cou...

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