Surrey Police axes £15m IT project due to 'lack of experience and skills'

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Auditor Grant Thornton says lack of know-how led to SIREN project's termination

Surrey Police has terminated an IT project which has cost nearly £15m to date, because of a "lack of experience and skills", according to a report by auditors Grant Thornton.    Paul Grady, d...

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