Government ICT Strategy Smarter, cheaper, greener
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- Ministerial foreword (2)
- 1. Introduction (0)
- 2. UK Public Sector ICT in the 21st Century (2)
- 2.1 Public sector transformation (0)
- 2.2 ICT and the economy (1)
- 2.3 The impact of emerging technologies (3)
- 3. SUMMARY OF THE ICT STRATEGY (2)
- 3.1 Using ICT to respond to existing pressures (0)
- 3.2 Common infrastructure (4)
- 3.3 Common standards (1)
- 3.4 Common capability (0)
- 3.5 Implementation (0)
- 4. The ICT STRATEGY FOR GOVERNMENT (1)
- 4.1 The Public Sector Network Strategy (3)
- 4.2 The Government Cloud or ‘G-Cloud’ (3)
- 4.3 The Data Centre Strategy (4)
- 4.4 The Government Applications Store or ‘G-AS’ (0)
- 4.5 Shared services, moving government systems to the Government Cloud (0)
- 4.6 The Common Desktop Strategy (0)
- 4.7 Architecture and standards (0)
- 4.8 The Open Source, Open Standards and Reuse Strategy (4)
- 4.9 The Greening Government ICT Strategy (1)
- 4.10 Information security and assurance: the National Information Assurance Strategy (0)
- 4.11 Professionalising IT-enabled change (0)
- 4.12 Reliable project delivery (0)
- 4.13 Supply management (0)
- 4.14 International alignment and coordination (0)
- 5. GOVERNANCE (0)
- 5.1 Roles and responsibilities (0)
- 5.2 Strategic principles (4)
- 6. CONCLUSION (0)
- ANNEX A: GOVERNANCE (0)
- ANNEX B: BIBLIOGRAPHY (0)
- ANNEX C: GLOSSARY (0)
- Copyright notice (0)
This is the UK Government’s ICT Strategy, a document published on WriteToReply by the Cabinet Office that sets out how technology will be used to change the way government works.
There are fourteen strands to the ICT Strategy, which can be browsed on our Quick Start page. These strands are underpinned by principles which aim to make the way government works, smarter, cheaper and greener.
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