VIDEO STORY: PSN delivering benefits across Cambridgeshire

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PSN delivering benefits across Cambridgeshire

Noelle Godfrey, head of IT at Cambridgeshire County Council and member of both the Local CIO Council and the PSN Steering Group, talks to UKAuthority.tv about the development of a county-wide PSN in Cambridgeshire. Already delivering benefits and enabling shared services, the network is the shape of things to come. Godfrey believes that PSN is vital to the future of Local Government and aims to ensure that the frontline "has a voice" in the development of national PSN strategy.