City of London takes non-profit to the cloud
Helping hand
Posted in Cloud, 18th April 2011 12:11 GMT
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Case study Who is the shadowy City of London Corporation? Actually it is not shadowy at all, it's the City's local government.
In our latest Future of Productivity podcast Adam Hand tells Tim Phillips how the City of London Corporation helped TheCityUK, a non-profit organisation that promotes UK financial services, to migrate its applications from a standard LAN to Microsoft's cloud-based BPOS service.
Adam guides us through bumps in the road he encountered, and how he overcame them.
One year on, the results: up-to-date apps that just work, and cash released from keeping the systems working to spend on core activities.
Is the cloud useful only for big companies? On this evidence, not so.
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