HIGHLY COMMENDED: e-Government National Awards 2007 Category: Central e-Government excellence: Procurement Sponsored by Office of Government Commerce (Procuring excellent IT-enabled solutions for better public services).
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Deliver us from evilMirror.co.ukScrapping Saturday deliveries would be just the start – the first downpayment – if Royal Mail is privatised. Owners striving to maximise profits from a … More: continued here
Spend Matters CIPS Fellows Ride The Mail Rail! (And Learn About Royal Mail Procurement …)Spend MattersAs we said earlier, Royal Mail has to be a low-cost provider now as its markets have been opened up and the letters business is in long-term decline. However, technology and innovation also must play a bigger and bigger part…
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