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Northgate Information Solutions has left its legacy as a mid-sized UK software and services provider behind, to emerge in 2008 as a newly invigorated pan-European software, IT services and BPO player with backing to fund its continued expansion. 
NHS Connecting for Health (NHS CFH) has just published the list of suppliers that have been awarded framework contracts under the Clinical Information Technology Services category of the NHS' Additional Supply Capability and Capacity (ASCC) framework.
OpenSystems is in early-stage takeover discussions. If they come to anything it will continue the recent spate of consolidation among the mid-sized software services providers to local government sector.
The House of Commons Public Accounts Committee has published its report on the progress being made in the delivery of online services by UK government. The report, Government on the Internet: Progress in delivering information and services online
Anite looks set to end its traditional focus on the public sector. As Peter Clarke explains, it sees its future as a global wireless player despite the fact that it still derives 38% of its revenues from the UK public sector.
Here Georgina O'Toole takes a look at Accenture's current positioning and future strategy in the UK public sector market.
After a procurement process lasting nearly two years Axon has won a ten year strategic partnership with Wolverhampton in a head to head fight with BT. Peter Clarke analyses Axon's biggest public sector contract as prime contractor to date.
Last week news broke that Professor Matthew Swindells, Interim CIO for the DoH and NHS, was to leave the Department to take up a position with consulting and professional support services firm Tribal
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