Government claims it has "drawn the line" on wasteful IT contracts
Government has to adhere to 'red lines' in order for taxpayers to get better value for money
The government has claimed that it has drawn the line on "bloated and wasteful" IT contracts, to ensure that taxpayers are getting value for money. Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude announced the...
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