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Government ICT 2021

7 January 2021

MSC Digital will be exhibiting at the Government ICT 2021 Virtual Summit on Thursday 21 January. The conference is free to attend for anybody who works in the public or voluntary sector.

The pinball machine of infrastructure

26 August 2020

Things move very quickly in the digital world. Digital teams are developing exciting new services using modern tools, methods and technology, but most legacy infrastructure does not support or enable this innovation.

The new normal

8 July 2020

The current COVID-19 emergency has forced most organisations, businesses, and individuals to examine the way they work and interact.

Legacy technology: An obstacle to your digital ambitions

3 April 2020

HMG has over £38 billion of digital transformation programmes underway yet over £400 billion of the Government’s operating revenues are reliant on legacy IT.

COVID-19 Business Continuity

2 April 2020

We are committed to continue to deliver vital products and services at such a critical time, helping public sector organisations to deliver essential services for citizens in very testing circumstances.

Government ICT 2020 speaking slides

23 January 2020

Our Managing Director David Turner spoke today at Government ICT 2020 at London's QEII Centre, sharing Lessons learned from six years of cloud technology transformation in Government.

Government ICT 2020

6 January 2020

MSC Digital will be exhibiting at the Government ICT Conference at the QEII Centre in London on Thursday 23 January. The conference is free to attend for anybody who works in the public or voluntary sector.

AWS and Brexit

2 September 2019

AWS has announced that they don’t expect the UK leaving the European Union (“Brexit”) to have any impact on their customers’ use of AWS. Customers will be able to transfer data into and out of AWS Regions throughout Europe (including into and out of the UK) just as they did before Brexit.

China’s Shagang buys final quarter of Global Switch

30 August 2019

Chinese steel giant Jiangsu Shagang Group has bought 24 percent of data center operator Global Switch, and become the biggest stakeholder in the company, a leading independent carrier-neutral colocation provider. Shagang is now completely under Chinese ownership.