Project Management Support - Development of Single IT Service for Tri-Council Partnership
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Contract awarded through Dorset County Council framework: ICT Technical Resources SWCE-98RD6F-Lot9-Project Management.
Project management support to the tri-council partnership for the development of a single IT service.
This project is concerned with the successful on-boarding of the out-sources IT service to the existing in-house IT provider.
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Project management support to the tri-council partnership
Project management support to the tri-council partnership for the development of a single IT service.
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