53 per cent of London Boroughs consider their IT infrastructures out of date

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More than half of LOndon boroughs feel their IT is out of date and needs replacing
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More than half of LOndon boroughs feel their IT is out of date and needs replacing

Nearly 17 per cent say outdated infrastructure the biggest challenge

More than half of London boroughs are planning to replace IT infrastructures they consider outdated, a Freedom of Information request has revealed. Carried out by cloud services company HyperGrid, the...

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