Arcus Newsletter – Winter 2012 issue is out!

Tags: Cloud Brief

The last few months have been very busy for Cloud industry: interesting developments from vendors, launch of Government-Cloud Framework and several large-scale adoptions of Cloud products proof that 2012 is going to be a year when Cloud becomes mainstream. In the latest issue of Arcus Newsletter we are looking both at predictions for the new year and at the latest Cloud news in the public sector.
Also in the Newsletter: the latest updates on Arcus’ exciting projects, such as Infrastructure-as-a-Service and Virtual Desktop Environment at county councils.

Enjoy Arcus’ Winter Newsletter.

News

Lancashire County Council selects Arcus Global for Trading Standards case management

September 7, 2023

Slough Borough Council Awards Arcus Global the Contract for a Cloud-Based Regulatory Management and Licensing System

Active Travel England implements Arcus Planning for case management

That's a wrap, FY22/23!

The London Borough of Bromley selects Arcus Global to Transform Planning & Building Control.

Manchester City Council Awards Arcus Global the Contract for a Cloud-Based Regulatory Management and Licensing System

Salford Council selects Arcus Global to Transform Planning & Building Control

Wiltshire Council Shortlisted for a Planning Award

Haringey Council selects Arcus Global for Planning & Building Control

CEO Speaks - Peter Dewsbury

Arcus Global has successfully achieved sign-off from HMLR (Her Majesty’s Land Registry) for its integration with their digital Local Land Charges (LLC) Register.

February 2, 2022

Hackney Council selects Arcus Global for their Regulatory Services

October 7, 2021

Opinion

In pursuit of continuous improvement. How local authorities can create service improvement through self-innovation with Arcus Built Environment solutions

February 7, 2022

Building the digital golden thread

October 7, 2021

New public sector laws to have huge impact on built environment and planning

Part Two – ‘Low Code to No Code’

Part One - The danger of Low code and a ‘Minimum Viable Anything’ approach

Why the public sector should focus on the tech that will make lives better

No more excuses for cyber security failures in councils

Getting the data right: seamless data migration for the public sector

CEO Speaks

Managing grants in a post COVID world

Planning for the future

February 8, 2021

The key digital freedoms for the public sector

February 1, 2021

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