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DWP’s journey to take back control of its infrastructure

04/05/20

Helen Olsen Bedford Publisher

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The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) relies on the efficient running of its systems – some over 30 years old – and operates a vast estate of legacy systems. Taking back control of some of these outsourced services in 2016 it moved to Crown Hosting Services, says Andy Jones, lead infrastructure engineer, benefits and pensions digital technology services (DWP).

Since then the focus has been on optimising the estate – even bringing former Cobol programmers out of retirement to help – and using private or public cloud wherever possible. A focus on moving to a hyperconverged, private cloud, infrastructure, has provided a software defined and modular approach to building out services fit for the future.

This interview was filmed at the UKA Live studio after our expert panel discussion on 'Cloud: an operating model or a location?' - watch the full programme here

For more information or to discuss the themes from the live webcast with Nutanix visit https://www.nutanix.com/uk/public-sector or contact Andrew Puddephatt and the team below:

 

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