Solidsoft have just issued another edition of their quaterly public sector bulletin: Value from IT in Government. These are the features in this latest issues:
A turning point for eGovernment
Liam Kelly, Public Sector Practice Manager, Solidsoft explains why he believes these
are exciting times for local authorities.
>> moreGovernment Connect – Making the business case
Steve Lawrence, Take-up Manager, Government Connect, answers questions about what
Government Connect is, how it will help deliver citizen-centric services and how Local
Authorities can make a business case for using it.
>> moreGovernment Connect – beyond local authorities
Government Connect may have been developed primarily for local authorities, but there
are compelling arguments as to why other agencies should look to adopt the services
it provides.
>> more
Taking the strain out of known facts at Liverpool City
Council
Instead of periodically uploading known facts to Government Connect, Liverpool Direct
have taken a different approach. Billy Kershaw, Programme Manager, explains why it’s
less of a strain.
>> more
Microsoft announces Connected Government Framework
New platform helps local councils deliver transformation in a managed, controlled
and cost-effective way.
>> moreNew templates in forthcoming Visual Studio Foundation Server
With the ‘Transformational Government’ White Paper putting an emphasis on improving
how IT is planned and delivered, Charles Young, Principle Consultant, Solidsoft, evaluates
the impact of two new methodology templates – MSF for Agile Software Development and
MSF for CMMI Process Improvement
>> moreFacilitating joined up government with federated security
Andy James, Chief Technology Officer, Solidsoft, examines the benefits of creating
a federated security environment.
>> more
Check out the whole issue: Solidsoft
– Value from IT