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Birmingham to "enrich lives" through tech

Birmingham City Council's technology...world class ICT service Read more

Aug 8, 2008

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Cities rise to the £7m digital challenge

Ten councils are battling...shortlisted, including Birmingham (as lead...authority), Bristol City, Ealing, Kingston...head of ICT at Sunderland... Read more

Oct 2, 2006

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The death of the IT department - and how you can survive it

...IT at Birmingham City Council warned: "Unless...Head of ICT at Ashford... Read more

May 11, 2006

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Public sector going mad for outsourced IT spend

...enhance its ICT services in...100m. The council said it...In February, Birmingham City Council embarked... Read more

Jun 29, 2004

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