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Department for Transport to go all-Google for cloud-first digital transformation from 2020

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clock 19 November 2019 •
The rail industry LENNON application was one of the first shifted into the Google Cloud by the DfT's digital transformation programme
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The rail industry LENNON application was one of the first shifted into the Google Cloud by the DfT's digital transformation programme

DfT plans to go cloud first from 2020

The Department for Transport has gone with Google Cloud as part of a digital transformation project and drive to become ‘cloud first' from 2020. It follows a two-year project with Google to "reinvent...

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