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This report should be read alongside our UK Public Sector Software & IT Services: Suppliers, Trends & Forecasts 2021-2024 report, our recent Market Outlook Update, and individual subsector reports on the Central Government, Defence, Local & Regional Government, Health, Police, and Education SITS markets.
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In December 2021, BT invited TechMarketView to visit the National Management Centre (NMC) to see the progress that has been made in improving the ability for UK policing to prepare for, respond to, and recover from cyber attacks and security breaches. This report provides the background to the NMC, reviews the role the NMC is playing in police cyber resilience, and the importance of a strong partnership and effective collaboration in driving progress.
This data-driven report reviews the 12 months (January-December) of Digital Future sales figures covering the 2021 calendar year. It includes data from three Crown Commercial Service (CCS) frameworks in the Digital Future category: G-Cloud, Digital Outcomes & Specialists (DOS) and, most recently, Digital Capability for Health (DCFH).
This report provides TechMarketView’s view of the UK Education Software & IT Services (SITS) market from a market and supplier perspective.
This report provides TechMarketView’s view of the UK Police Software & IT Services (SITS) market from a market and supplier perspective.
This report provides TechMarketView’s view of the UK Health Software & IT Services (SITS) market from a market and supplier perspective. PublicSectorViews subscribers will find TechMarketView’s Top 10 Health SITS rankings for 2020, as well as our view of those suppliers that are ‘on the rise’ and, therefore, threatening to unseat the leading players, and a selection of suppliers that are worth keeping a close eye on, due to their renewed interest in the sector, recent successes, or differentiated approach.
As we have highlighted with the launch of our 2022 Research Theme – Building Resilience – the UK’s national resilience has been tested throughout the COVID-19 pandemic: the economy was disrupted, supply chains were impacted, and systems, procedures and processes were put under strain. As we head into 2022, TechMarketView’s PublicSectorViews team believes that many of the trends we are likely to witness will be related to the UK Government strengthening our national resilience. That will mean a focus on many types of resilience: financial & economic, ICT & cyber, strategic & operational, workforce & supplier, societal & community, environmental, & supply chain.
This report provides TechMarketView’s view of the UK Local & Regional Government (LRG) Software & IT Services (SITS) market from a market and supplier perspective.
This report provides TechMarketView’s view of the UK defence software and IT Services (SITS) market from a market and supplier perspective.
This data-driven report reviews the six months (April-September) of Digital Marketplace sales figures covering H1 of the UK Government year 2021-22. It includes data from three Crown Commercial Service (CCS) frameworks: G-Cloud, Digital Outcomes & Specialists (DOS) and, most recently, Digital Capability for Health (DCFH).
This report consolidates TechMarketView’s analysis of the UK public sector software and IT services (SITS) market in 2020 and forecasts how the market will perform over the period 2021-24. It also contains an update to our UK public sector SITS Top 20 supplier rankings based on the latest available financial information (as at end of June 2021). Top 20 rankings for central government and Top 10 rankings for each of the remaining subsectors (local government, health, education, police and defence) are also provided.
This report provides TechMarketView’s view of the UK central government software and IT Services (SITS) market from a market and supplier perspective.
This report seeks to understand how the leading suppliers of IT services to UK central government are responding to the new procurement requirements as defined in the UK Government’s Procurement Policy Note ‘taking account of social value through government’s commercial activities’.
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has been working in the education sector for more than a decade, but its recent move to bring together its extensive experience in the sector into a single business unit could be a game changer. TechMarketView spoke to Ankur Mathur, who leads the new Education Business Unit, and Priyanka Sethi (Head of Sales, Education and CMI) about TCS’ education heritage, proposition, and prospects.
Integrated Care Systems (ICSs) are set to become an important feature of England’s health and care system. But what exactly is an Integrated Care System? How will they operate? Which areas are leading the way? And do they represent an opportunity for tech suppliers? It’s a surprisingly complicated picture and there are still many unknowns, but these are the questions that we set out to address in this report.
TechMarketView caught up with CEO Ian Crichton and CFO Simon Belfer about the changes in the business. In this research note we look at the history of Servelec, how it has restructured since it was taken private by Montagu Private Equity, its strategy and product mix, its financial performance in 2020, and its prospects for the future.
This data-driven report reviews the Digital Marketplace sales figures covering the period for the government year 2020-21. It includes data from two Crown Commercial Service (CCS) frameworks: G-Cloud and Digital Outcomes & Specialists (DOS).
This report looks at recent developments related to the delivery of UK Government back-office services including progress on the Home Office’ METIS programme and its plans and the refreshed Government Shared Services Strategy. The analysis considers ‘what next?’ and outlines the potential opportunities for software and IT services suppliers.
This report should be read alongside our UK Public Sector Software & IT Services (SITS) Market Forecast Update 2020-2023 report and individual reports on Central Government, Local Government, Defence, Education, Health and Police. In the following pages, we look at the Top 20 suppliers in the UK public sector software and IT services (SITS) market. We review recent progress, look at the key market challenges and assess what suppliers need to do to maximise their potential in 2021 and beyond.
In this latest research note we look at how Agilisys has adapted to changing market demands, allowing it to continue to grow the business profitably, and consider what it will need to do to maintain its position as a leading provider of digital transformation services to the UK local government market and expand into adjacent markets.
This report provides TechMarketView’s view of the UK police software and IT services (SITS) market from a market and supplier perspective. PublicSectorViews subscribers will find TechMarketView’s Top 10 police SITS rankings for 2019, as well as our view of those suppliers that are ‘On the Rise’ and 'Ones to Watch'. Subscribers will also find our latest forecasts for the UK police SITS market.
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This report consolidates TechMarketView’s analysis of the UK public sector software and IT services (SITS) market in 2019 and forecasts how the market will perform over the period 2020-23. It also contains an update to our UK public sector SITS Top 20 supplier rankings based on the latest available financial information (as at end of June 2020). Top 20 rankings for central government and Top 10 rankings for each of the remaining subsectors (local government, health, education, police and defence) are also provided.
To Reset & Reimagine public service delivery will be no easy task. There will be significant opportunities for suppliers, but success will increasingly rely on an ability to demonstrate a citizen centric approach that is delivered in an economically, environmentally and socially responsible manner. In Public Sector Predictions 2021 we review the following themes: Budgetary pressures increase the need to automate Sustainability becomes a differentiating factor Remote working brings both opportunities and threats The demand for digital ethics grows as AI faces increasing scrutiny Collaboration momentum will accelerate innovation
This report provides TechMarketView’s view of the UK health software and IT services (SITS) market from a market and supplier perspective. PublicSectorViews subscribers will find TechMarketView’s Top 10 health SITS rankings for 2019, as well as our view of those suppliers that are ‘On the Rise’ and 'Ones to Watch'. Subscribers will also find our latest forecasts for the UK health SITS market.
This report provides TechMarketView’s view of the UK education software and IT services (SITS) market from a market and supplier perspective. PublicSectorViews subscribers will find TechMarketView’s Top 10 education SITS rankings for 2019, as well as our view of those suppliers that are ‘On the Rise’ and 'Ones to Watch'.
This report provides TechMarketView’s view of the UK defence software and IT services (SITS) market from a market and supplier perspective. PublicSectorViews subscribers will find TechMarketView’s Top 10 defence SITS rankings for 2019, as well as our view of those suppliers that are ‘on the rise’ and, therefore, threatening to unseat the leading players, and a handpicked selection of suppliers that are worth keeping a close eye on, due to their renewed interest in the sector, recent successes, or differentiated approach.
This report provides TechMarketView’s view of the UK local government software and IT services (SITS) market from a market and supplier perspective. PublicSectorViews subscribers will find TechMarketView’s Top 10 local government SITS rankings for 2019, as well as our view of those suppliers that are ‘On the Rise’ and 'Ones to Watch'. Subscribers will also find our latest forecasts for the UK local government SITS market.
This report consolidates TechMarketView’s analysis of the UK public sector software and IT services (SITS) market in 2019 and forecasts how the market will perform over the period 2020-23. It also contains an update to our UK public sector SITS Top 20 supplier rankings based on the latest available financial information (as at end of June 2020). Top 20 rankings for central government and Top 10 rankings for each of the remaining subsectors (local government, health, education, police and defence) are also provided. In a change to previous years, we will be publishing in-depth analysis of Suppliers, Trends and Forecasts 2020-23 at a subsector level. These reports will combine market trends and forecasts, and supplier rankings for each of the six subsectors we track. This report serves as an introduction to the forthcoming individual reports.
This report provides TechMarketView’s view of the UK central government software and IT services (SITS) market from a market and supplier perspective. PublicSectorViews subscribers will find TechMarketView’s Top 20 central government SITS rankings for 2019, as well as our view of those suppliers that are ‘on the rise’ and, therefore, threatening to unseat the leading players, and a handpicked selection of suppliers that are worth keeping a close eye on, due to their renewed interest in the sector, recent successes, or differentiated approach.
Sopra Steria has announced its commitment to reaching “net zero” emissions by 2028. That means that any Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions normally generated across the organisation’s value chain are reduced by emission reduction initiatives and the residual emissions are compensated by the purchase of ‘carbon removal’ carbon offsets to make the net emissions to zero. 2028 is an ‘anniversary year’ for Sopra Steria, marking 60 years since Sopra was founded, so management felt a desire to align the net zero target with the celebrations.
Monthly dashboard of the key sales data from the G-Cloud and Digital Outcomes & Specialists (DOS) frameworks. This dashboard covers May 2020 (P02 in the government fiscal year 2020-21).
Monthly dashboard of the key sales data from the G-Cloud and Digital Outcomes & Specialists (DOS) frameworks. April 2020 (P01 in the government fiscal year 2020-21).
Monthly dashboards of the key sales data from the G-Cloud and Digital Outcomes & Specialists (DOS) frameworks. March 2020 (P12 in the government fiscal year 2019-20).
In the course of our usual PublicSectorViews research, we have often called out NTT DATA as ‘one to watch’ in the UK public sector market. The company’s UK public sector revenues have grown by 20%+ for the last five years, albeit from a low base, and that trend shows little sign of abating. Following numerous NTT Group corporate changes since the appointment of a new President & CEO in 2018, we caught up with Chris Jones, NTT DATA’s VP, for Central Government (one sector within Public Services that also includes Health, Scottish Devolved Government and the Not for Profit sector), to find out how the corporate changes have affected its Whitehall progress, the strategy that his sector has in place, and its prospects for growth.
Monthly dashboards of the key sales data from the G-Cloud and Digital Outcomes & Specialists (DOS) frameworks. February 2020 (P11 in the government fiscal year 2019-20).
In Public Sector Supplier Prospects 2020 and Beyond, we look at the Top 20 suppliers in the UK public sector software and IT services market. We review recent progress, look at the key market challenges and assess what suppliers need to do to maximise their potential now and for the future. This report should be read alongside our UK Public Sector SITS Supplier Rankings 2019 and UK Public Sector SITS Market Trends & Forecasts 2019-2022 reports.
The Crown Commercial Service (CCS) has published the latest batch of Digital Marketplace sales data covering the period up to 31 December 2019. The data covers sales from the G-Cloud and Digital Outcomes & Specialists (DOS) frameworks. This data-driven report looks at trends in sales across these frameworks, including the success of SMEs, variations between subsectors, the biggest spenders and the top suppliers.
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