Updata Infrastructure are proud to share the news of Essex County Council's win at this year's UK IT Industry Awards. The awards focus on the contribution of individuals, projects, organisations and...
Paul Birkin Chief Technology Officer, Capita IT Services, recently did a video interview at the Telegraph studios in London.
Corporate managers in some councils are reluctant to invest in channel shift because of fears it will increase demand for services, according to Socitm president Nick Roberts.
The core architecture of the single Public Services Network (PSN) could move from a federated gateway of four major suppliers to a peer to peer model, still private but mirroring the internet to simplify and speed up network services, a PSN supplier representative has said.
Kable reports on the new PSN Network and Services framework due to launch this week. Kable reports further.
The last remaining local authority has finally transitioned onto the Public Services Network (PSN), almost six months past the security compliance deadline.
Updata takes center stage at the PSN Summit North 2014, held on Wednesday 10th September 2014 at The Royal Armouries in Leeds.
"The original PSN procurement frameworks for Connectivity and Services come to the end of their extension period early next year and discussions with the supplier community on the replacement Network Services framework are well underway. Change is upon us, and whilst for some that notion might fill you with dread, at PSNGB we are embracing it." Interesting article by PSNGB.
Daisy Updata Communications Ltd. (DUCL) has been awarded a nine-year contract to manage and develop the IT network infrastructure for Central Bedfordshire Council. DUCL will manage a wide area network (WAN) connecting more than 183 council owned sites and schools across Central Bedfordshire.
Cheshire Constabulary has become the latest client to sign up to the Cheshire and Merseyside Public Services Network (PSN), provided by managed network specialists Updata Infrastructure UK, in a contract worth £2.28m over five years.
Public services across Cheshire and Merseyside are set to benefit from projected savings of approximately 35% on current costs following the contract award for a new regional communications infrastructure ‘backbone’. The new network, provided by public sector network specialist Updata Infrastructure, will connect 13 partners across the region, as part of the UK government’s Public Services Network (PSN) programme.
Capita has acquired IT network services provider Updata Infrastructure (UK) Limited for a cash consideration of £80m on a cash free, debt free basis.
David Wilde, Essex CC CIO, spoke at the recent Think Cloud event yesterday and provided a reality check for the excitement around cloud. He argues that the lack of infrastructure 'means cloud computing - and therefore G-cloud services - won't be heavily adopted in rural areas for some time yet'.
Derby City Council has selected public sector network specialist, Updata Infrastructure Ltd (Updata), to provide a PSN-ready Wide Area Network (WAN) for the council’s corporate sites and managed services for 60 schools in Derby. The new infrastructure will deliver network cost savings of approximately 50 per cent, £450,000, over 3 years, and help the Council meet Central Government stipulations for district and unitary councils to adhere to PSN standards.
Updata and Capita have partnered in Scotland with West Dunbartonshire to help modernise its IT services and network. West Dunbartonshire council has awarded outsourcer Capita a £4 million contract to help modernise its IT services and network.
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