Government CTO Liam Maxwell recruits army of senior IT leaders to manage new contracts

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Public sector hiring IT specialists to bring lost IT skills back in-house, says Maxwell

Government chief technology officer Liam Maxwell claims that central government has become the place to work for ambitious IT professionals, as he bids to recruit an army of IT leaders to oversee n...

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