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Advanced awarded place on G-Cloud 7 framework
Advanced Computer Software Group (Advanced), the third largest UK-based software and IT services provider to the UK market, has been awarded a place on G-Cloud 7 by Crown Commercial Service, the Government’s latest cloud procurement framework.
The G-Cloud framework was launched in 2012 and aims to promote the adoption of cloud-based software applications in Central Government and the wider public sector in order to improve performance levels and reduce IT costs.
The Group, which has been on previous G-Cloud frameworks, is offering new data migration services on this latest version which went live in November 2015.
Both Advanced Business Solutions Public Sector & Enterprise and Advanced 365, the managed services and legacy application modernisation division, are included on the Platform as a Service (PaaS) and Specialist Cloud Services lots of the framework. Advanced Business Solutions is also listed on the Software as a Service lot.
Gordon Wilson, CEO, Advanced Computer Software Group, says, “Advanced is well-established as a leading software provider to the public sector and has a successful history of working with central government, councils, NHS trusts, colleges and housing associations.
“Having a continued presence on G-Cloud will make our services even more accessible for these organisations, affording more opportunity for them to benefit from the efficiencies our cloud-based solutions can offer.”
Advanced’s G-cloud portfolio includes: budgeting, forecasting and planning, cloud business intelligence, enablement and support services, ERP on Demand, Platform as a Service, MIS, inventory management, eProcurement, cloud-based invoicing, business analysis services, Microsoft Dynamics CRM, cloud-based solutions and services for the education and care sectors, electronic call monitoring and clinical decision support solutions for the health and care sectors and implementation, training and support services.
Advanced’s G-Cloud 7 services can be found by searching on the Government Digital Marketplace.
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About Advanced Computer Software Group Limited
Advanced Computer Software Group Limited (Advanced) is a leading supplier of software and IT services to both public and private sectors which assist organisations to improve efficiency and reduce costs.
In 2014, the Group won Tech Company of the Year in PwC’s UK Tech Awards. Advanced was also ranked in the Deloitte UK Fast 50, which recognises the 50 fastest growing technology companies in the UK and ranked in the top 300 technology companies in Deloitte’s EMEA rankings.
The Group operates as three divisions:
Advanced Health & Care sells a range of products to the NHS and private healthcare sector including patient workflow management for urgent and unplanned care providers; patient case management for social care providers; mobile applications for care in the community providers and rostering applications for social care settings.
Advanced Business Solutions provides accounting, payroll, HR, CRM and document management solutions to local authorities, healthcare organisations, law firms and private sector businesses including banks, manufacturers, retailers, charities and travel companies.
Advanced 365 delivers managed services to support Group products and to a wide range of customers including banks and financial institutions, membership bodies and healthcare organisations. Services can be delivered either on-premise or as cloud-based models depending on customers’ requirements.
www.advancedcomputersoftware.com Contacts: Angela Mycock and Kathryn Howard pr@advancedcomputersoftware.com +44(0)1625 856 513
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