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Featured case study
Inverness Wi-Fi pilot
11 March 2022
Inverness is the largest city in the Scottish Highlands and its city centre now has free public Wi-Fi following a collaboration between The Highland Council, Purple and Rapier Systems. The Highland Council wanted to implement a Wi-Fi solution that would allow them to identify who visits the city and gain a way of effectively communicating with visitors.
Read the full case study A tale of north and south of the border
10 March 2022
Barnsley Council completes its SAP-to-Azure migration, while The Highland Council implements a Wi-Fi solution for tourists, visitors and citizens
Absoft completes collaborative SAP-to-Azure Migration with Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council
When Barnsley Council first opened a bid in order to migrate its SAP landscape to the cloud, the tenders received did not offer an economically viable outcome. However, a non-negotiable deadline (the sale of its current premises and an outdated on-premise functionality) meant that a solution was required sooner rather than later.
Read the full case study MLL Telecom helps Portsmouth City Council realise power of full fibre
08 March 2022
Portsmouth City Council
The Solent Network Framework contract - partly funded by the Local Full Fibre Network (LFFN) programme through the Department For Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) – is pivotal to radically improving Portsmouth City Council’s (PCC) network infrastructure. In what is one of the UK’s most densely populated areas - with census data showing that there are 5,100 people per square kilometre - a fit for purpose network is seen by the Council as key to realising its digital ambitions and supporting its City Vision.
Glasgow’s cutting edge
10 February 2022
How Scotland’s most populous city became one of the world’s smartest
Before its digital upgrade Glasgow City Council already had existing contracts in place providing CCTV traffic management camera network services across the city. Both were due to expire and needed to be replaced to ensure these critical services continued to operate efficiently.
A strategic decision was made that both components should be brought together and delivered through a single supplier.
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