14 Mar 2012

A bigger mobile picture

Published in Communications

As well as delivering efficiency savings, flexible working has the potential to deliver a better work life balance for local government workers. GT magazine talks to Neil Prior, head of Local Government Futures Forum at O2, about sharing its own flexible working experiences, and about its recent research, which examined the wider role of IT as an enabler for change.

02 Feb 2010

A unified approach to business for public sector staff

Published in Communications

By Stefan Haase, Marketing Director, InTechnology Plc

01 Oct 2009

Whisper tweet nothings

Published in Communications

The combination of evasive consumer applications and enterprise-class UC platforms is leading to an increasingly heterogeneous and complex environment that multiplies the security, management and compliance challenges faced by IT today. FaceTime helps businesses realise the benefits of Unified Communications by delivering security, management and compliance across the broadest set of platforms

01 Oct 2009

Intelligent migration

Published in Communications

Solihull Council take advantage of Mitel Technology to transform its services

17 Apr 2009

NI 14 - how councils are measuring up

Published in Communications

Government software supplier Lagan looks at some of the approaches which have already helped local authorities reduce unnecessary contact – and yield significant cost savings as a result

21 Mar 2009

Connecting the Public Sector with O2

Published in Communications

Mark Armstrong, Head of Public Sector, Telefónica O2 UK Limited, discusses how O2 work with public sector organisations to save costs and improve efficiency

28 Jan 2009

RNLI introduces time saving radio system

Published in Communications

Since 1824, the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) has provided a lifeboat service – currently from 233 lifeboat stations around the coast of the UK and the Republic of Ireland.

28 Jan 2009

Radio solution for Scottish Mountain Rescue team

Published in Communications

Mountain rescue in Scotland is carried out on a voluntary basis by 26 teams, which are affiliated to the Mountain Rescue Committee of Scotland (MRCofS).