'National IT platform' would enable UK to become more competitive, says Cabinet Office adviser
Concept would deliver 'real benefits of open standards'
The government should back a national platform combining back-office functions in order to benefit from open standards, enabling the UK to become a more competitive country, according to ICT futures adviser...
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