Industry urges government to clarify IT reform agenda
The industry has broadly backed the Cabinet Office Structural Reform Plan but feels greater clarity of some seemingly contradictory policies is needed, according to TechMarketView (TMV).
The government report last month set out a series of pledges to cut public sector spending with a specific focus on IT, including overhauling procurement, detail the development of projects over £1m and identify those to be cut.
The analyst surveyed 19 "key" IT industry players, 82% of which supported the government's efforts, said TMV research director Georgina O'Toole.
"Whilst the results of this survey demonstrate that the ICT industry is largely in agreement with the government's policies on IT reform and spending, some policy areas are seen as contradictory or unclear," she said.
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Industry urges government to clarify IT reform agenda
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