Department of Health selects Kahootz to replace IBM Quickr through G-Cloud

Sooraj Shah
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Move signals shift away from legacy systems and software, and embrace of "buying things as a service"

The Department of Health (DoH) has selected cloud collaboration service Kahootz from Inovem to replace its legacy IBM Lotus Quickr software, and has used the G-Cloud framework to procure the servic...

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