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MoJ shortlists Capita for next phase of electronic tagging

The Ministry of Justice has provided more details on its plans announced in August, regarding the future delivery of its electronic monitoring (offender tagging) contracts with Serco and G4S (see...

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Murthy’s mystery management moves

We picked up on an interview in the Economic Times of India with Infosys chairman N R Narayana Murthy which, among other things, highlighted a management exit we had previously missed, that of...

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Tri-borough IT services winners: BT and Agilisys

In January, three central London authorities – Westminster City Council, the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea, and Hammersmith & Fulham Council – announced BT as the winner of a contract...

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We have to talk about Infrastructure!

The latest edition of TechMarketView OffshoreViews pick up on the analysis we published earlier this year on the infrastructure services of the major India-centric suppliers (see Have the India-centric...

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Predictions 2014: Financial Services

TechMarketView’s theme for 2014, “Race for Change” is absolutely spot on for the Financial Services sector. Over the past five years, Financial Services companies have been pre-occupied with slashing...

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Access building FactoryMaster assets

Colchester-based business application provider Access Technology Group took a slightly different approach with its latest acquisition, buying market reach and customer base more than product with the...

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EDP holding steady

Industry veteran EDP, the provider of software and services to the UK wholesale distribution market and sales intelligence software, has closed another year in which it lay on the right side of the...

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HotViewsExtra: Memset’s government growth curve

We recently caught up with Memset CEO and co-founder, Kate Craig-Wood, at the company’s new offices. The Surrey-based cloud services and hosting firm (primary services are managed hosting, dedicated...

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HP wins NI health & social care ICT framework

HP Enterprise Services has won a significant framework contract in Northern Ireland, with the potential to be worth £100m over its life. It has been awarded the Technology Partnership Agreement 2013 by...

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Little British Battlers – The Third Wave

Eligible TechMarketView subscription service clients can now download Little British Battlers – The Third Wave, the third report in our Little British Battler series. This report provides concise...

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NEW RESEARCH: UK local government SITS supplier landscape

The UK local government SITS supplier landscape remains dominated by IT and business services players benefitting from the steady flow of revenues attributable to multimillion pound and multi-service...

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Redcentric releases first set of interims

Managed services firm, Redcentric, has released its interim results for the eight months ending September 2013. Revenue was £21m (67% annuity revenue) and adjusted EBITDA was £3.6m (slightly ahead of...

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Telehealth moves closer with ESPO framework

The provision of mainstream telehealth and telecare services edged closer this week with the award of a framework for telehealth and telecare solutions by Eastern Shires Purchasing Organisation (ESPO),...

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Facebook launches annoying video ads

When I wrote my review of our predictions of 2013 – See 2013 – The ‘Make or Break’ Year– I made the point that Facebook was certainly in the ‘We’ve made it’ camp. Their launch of ‘Suggested Posts’ was...

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Innovation Group partners for telematics apps

Insurance software and BPS provider The Innovation Group is moving in to the telematics arena via a partnership with smartphone telematics apps developer Wunelli Ltd. Portsmouth-based Wunelli is run by...

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NEW REPORT: Financial Services Supplier Landscape

Today, TechMarketView’s research stream focused on the supply of Software and IT Services to the UK Financial Services industry, FinancialServicesViews, publishes its flagship Supplier Landscape...

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Predictions 2014: Enterprise Software & App Services

Activity in the Enterprise Software & Application Services (ESAS) sector will revolve intensively around information in 2014 as organisations act on the knowledge that they have to ‘use it or lose...

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Quindell updates

Insurance BPS player Quindell is never one for blowing its own trumpet (ahem). It said the final quarter of 2013 has been ‘extremely positive’, with over £100m of new business confirmed since it raised...

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SQS: latest deals show online, mobile and ecommerce market activity

Today’s trading update from software testing and quality management services provider SQS shows further progress on its strategy to secure larger contracts, particularly around managed services (see...

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Access Intelligence – jury still out

In September, Access Intelligence, the provider of SaaS solutions for corporate governance, risk and compliance warned that the full year outturn would fall short of market estimates, see “Access...

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