'Any council that says it can't do cloud hasn't done its homework,' claims Peterborough City Council's Richard Godfrey

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'No one pays their council tax so that I can employ someone to patch a server,' says Godfrey

Local authority CIOs that cite "data governance" objections as a reason for eschewing public cloud "haven't done their homework", advises Peterborough City Council's Richard Godfrey, assistant dire...

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