Starting on 1 May, it will renew the existing MOU and will run until April 2024. This new agreement with Microsoft builds on the government s One Government Cloud Strategy, which supports the key principle of treating government as one single customer, Gareth Rhys Williams, the government s chief commercial officer said. It shows the government s determination to drive transformation as well as adopt value for money technologies that improve services and ensure government departments and their staff have the digital tools they need, now and in the future.
The DTA21 MOU covers products such as Microsoft Teams, Microsoft 365 E5 Security and Compliance, Phone System Calling Plans, Dynamics 365, PowerApps, Azure Cognitive Services and AI, Azure Analytics, Azure Synapse and Azure Arc.
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Staff more willing to relocate after the pandemic Published:
08 Apr 2021 The rise in remote work during the COVID-19 pandemic has led to the increased flexibility of employees, as they are now more willing to relocate for work.
More than a third (37%) of UK employees said they are likely to move to a new location in the next year because they are now able to work remotely, according to new research by Microsoft.
Nick Hedderman, modern work and security business group lead, Microsoft UK, told
HR magazine employee willingness to relocate means employers have the opportunity to access a wider talent pool.