Birmingham City Council's Oracle implementation explained: What went wrong?
Birmingham swapped out a heavily customised SAP ERP system for Oracle Cloud, but since it went live, it has had numerous technical challenges.
Source: computerweekly.com
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Birmingham: There is a lesson for every CIO
A few years ago, Oracle announced a big win, as it was selected by Birmingham City Council to replace a heavily customised SAP system, which was originally implemented in 1999.Socitm advisory was ...
Source: computerweekly.com
Women and Diversity in Channel Awards 2023: All the winners
Last night CRN hosted its annual Women and Diversity in Channel Awards 2023, recognising those individuals and companies in the channel making the biggest strides...
Source: channelweb.co.uk
NHS England spends £8M to extend Microsoft deals by a month
England's health service has stuck two deals to extend its Microsoft licensing terms for just one month at a cost of around £8 million ($9.9 million).…
Source: biztoc.com
Massive tech-for-British-schoolkids cash pot up for grabs as UK education buyers prep £140m agreement
It is Thursday and it's framework-tastic Lindsay Clark Thu 3 Jun 2021 // 09:16 UTC Share Copy Pheonix Software, Deloitte and Computeam are among the 17 winners sticking their snouts into a £100m pork barrel framework for outsourcing in the UK’s education sector. The outsourcing deal was organised by the Crescent Purchasing Consortium and other public sector buyers including Education Authority Northern Ireland and North Western Universities Purchasing Consortium. It is split into two lots, the first of which covers outsourcing of IT services including remote and on-...
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