No change for government IT regardless of who wins the next election, believes Liam Maxwell

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Government Digital Service CTO Liam Maxwell looks forward to continuing his role, regardless of the outcome of the general election in 2015

Regardless of who wins the general election in May next year, Government Digital Service (GDS) chief technology officer Liam Maxwell doesn't anticipate much change in IT strategy - or among the GDS...

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