Cleveland extends shared services deal

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Steria is set to take on more work at Cleveland Police Authority and embark on a major ERP upgrade

Cleveland Police Authority (CPA) is extending its shared services partnership with IT services group Steria, as it looks to deliver more savings and decrease the administration overhead for frontli...

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