UK Large business & public sector
Who doesn’t like a safe landing? I certainly do. And I’m just glad there are people like Joe around to help make that happen.
Joe is an air traffic controller, and works for air traffic control service, NATS. He’s responsible for getting thousands of people to earth safely on a daily basis, and is one of the calm heads needed to help pilots navigate the busy skies around our airports. [Read more...]
It’s rare that people have the opportunity to take part in something as big as the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
So to have been part of the team responsible for bringing the most connected Games ever to the world has been one of my proudest achievements, and has equipped me with dinner party stories for decades to come. [Read more...]
Businesses, apart from most SMEs, can usually point to an information security manager or security expert with the technical knowledge or experience to help make sound security decisions. Home computer users have to make their own decisions but have little knowledge or experience to make them wisely.
Security is everyone’s responsibility. And although we cannot blame the average home user for poor home computer security there is increasing evidence that home computers are one of the weakest links in the security of the web. But why is home computer security so difficult to achieve? It’s quite instructive to look at the main problems for home users and see how they relate to the commercial sector. [Read more...]
With a more than a million potential patients across south London and Kent, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust is constantly looking for opportunities to improve efficiency and reduce costs. It’s a familiar challenge across the NHS.
With 4,800 employees operating from around 100 sites, the Trust provides community-based services for around 39,000 people every year, as well as in-patient care for a further 5,000. [Read more...]
A recent report by industry analyst firm Current Analysis shows that BT is one of the leading providers of ICT services to the public sector. Recent deals with the Ministry of Defence and Surrey County Council, as well as several PSN accreditations, reinforce BT’s position as a market leader. We aim to strengthen this position through ongoing development over the coming years.
Gary Barton, business network and IT analyst at Current Analysis said; “”BT has been the most successful of the UK’s traditional telecoms providers in winning public sector IT services deals. Despite increased competition, BT has adapted well to the UK’s new Public Services Network (PSN) approved supplier market, and has recorded some of the largest and most noteworthy PSN wins during mid-2011 to the end of 2012.” [Read more...]
