WP1663 Private Beta/Beta to understand how we can move away from PSN to use networks in the future
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Private Beta/Beta showing how government migrates from PSN that: -cost-effective -maximise commercial services -maintain strong marketplace -deliver measurable security -support working across organisational boundaries The project will gather and test evidence via beta testing, interviews with consumers and suppliers, to test and prototype how government can best adopt standards for future networks
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Private Beta/Beta showing how government migrates from
Private Beta/Beta showing how government migrates from PSN that:.
Maintain strong marketplace
maintain strong marketplace.
Deliver measurable security
deliver measurable security.
Support working across organisational boundaries
support working across organisational boundaries.
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