IN DEPTH: HP and Norfolk County Council: Big data ambitions

As we highlighted in UKHotviews this morning - see HP and Norfolk County Council: big data ambitions - HP has won a £26m, five-year, contact with Norfolk County Council to support its Digital Norfolk Ambition (DNA) programme. HP and its partners will provide desktop, data centre and collaboration infrastructure enabling better ways of working across Norfolk. Following the announcement of the contract, Georgina O'Toole spoke in detail to Norfolk CIO Tom Baker and HP Enterprise Services Director of Strategy, Civil Government, James Johns, about the deal.

In this latest UKHotViewsExtra article from the PublicSectorViews team, we analyse the contract, the implications for Norfolk County Council and HP, and the implications for use of big data across central and local government. Subscribers can access the note here. If you cannot gain access please contact Deb Seth for more details.

Posted by: Georgina O'Toole at 12:35

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