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Outsourcing elements of the IT continues
http://www.itpro.co.uk/internet/news/180576/fujitsu-in-25-million-court-service-deal.html
A group which looks out for children in the family courts system has signed a seven-year, £25 million shared services contract with Flex, a framework between Fujitsu Services and the Cabinet Office.
The Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service (Cafcass) said the deal will cut costs and reduce the total cost of ownership for ICT, as well as help the body achieve its carbon emission targets.
The demand for outsourcing elements of the IT infrastructure continues, well done to Fujitsu. Whether you’re talking about outsourcing the desktop support contract, help desk or even that virtualization project to reduce your internal costs, add value to the solution or restructure the way you pay for services, or even as a vehicle to achieve something that might not be forthcoming from your internal IT. Do check it out.
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