
Shared services: which contract costs will actually stop, and when?
Moving to shared services can release budget, but only if existing contract costs really stop. Here is how to test the commercial side of the savings case before you commit.
What the National Audit Office has found on public procurement and IT contracts, and what it means for the way your organisation buys IT.

Moving to shared services can release budget, but only if existing contract costs really stop. Here is how to test the commercial side of the savings case before you commit.

Public money is still being lost through inefficient procurement and supplier management. Independent analysis from the National Audit Office continues to identify significant opportunities for

The NAO highlighted illustrative scenarios of £4bn to £7.7bn a year in savings from greater competition. Here is what that means for your next public sector IT renewal, and how benchmarking puts you in a stronger position.

Ageing IT rarely gets cheaper to run. Before you extend a legacy agreement, compare the full cost of maintaining, renegotiating and replacing, using evidence from your own contracts.

Knowing your total IT budget is a start. Knowing what drives the cost is what makes improvement possible. Here is how to build an IT spend baseline you can act on, and why the NAO says better cost information matters.

The NAO found thousands of frameworks, wide variation in fees and thin competition at call-off. Here’s how public sector IT buyers can test which route to market offers the best overall value before they commit.
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