12 November 2020

So far, over £5bn has been spent via the first 10 versions of G-Cloud

Internet of Things (IoT) solutions business Smarter Technologies has been selected as a supplier to help public organisations access cloud computing services.

The firm has been approved as a supplier on the G-Cloud 12 framework Digital Marketplace, which is managed by the governmental department, Crown Commercial Services (CCS).

The framework is an innovative procurement initiative for public sector bodies that use cloud computing, including central government, local government and important sectors such as health and education and emergency services.

So far, over £5bn has been spent via the first 10 versions of G-Cloud, which provides a simple route to market for SMEs to engage with public sector departments.

Furthermore, it is the second time that Smarter Technologies has been selected to be a part of the initiative, having previously been selected as a G-Cloud 11 supplier with the support of sister company Visionist.

“We are happy to cement our position for another year for public sector organisations to take advantage of our industry-leading cloud-based services,” said Smarter Technologies chief technology officer David Miller. “We look forward to helping public organisations around the country realise greater efficiencies and cost-savings through our innovative and tailored technology solutions.”

Smarter’s solutions include network security, appropriate smart building and compliance recommendations, asset tracking and monitoring, recommendations for utilities brokerage and other business services. Its client base includes many recognised institutions including the MOD and NHS. n