2012′s rising barometer of PSN progress warms up the year’s wintry end.
“Let the competition commence” was the challenge in 2012 we had all been eagerly anticipating…
(December 24, 2012)
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PSN can slash public sector ICT spend but the wider impact may not be immediate
It is early days for the Public Services Network (PSN), so more substantial savings and benefits…
(November 5, 2012)
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PSNGB CxO Research Initial Findings
Research commissioned by PSNGB with senior public leaders highlights the need for collaboration and service transformation to meet increasing demands. PSNGB believes that the Public Services Network can be a significant enabler of this essential public service reform as well as near term cost savings.
(May 22, 2013)
GPMS Review – Work in progress
The PSNGB Security Committee was approached by the PSN Team to provide feedback on the proposed changes to the Government Protective Marking Scheme (GPMS). This document is the initial (unedited) collation of comments and feedback from PSNGB members. It is work in progress and a further update will be provided once all feedback has been received
(February 18, 2013)