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Network Rail selects UK SME for IT solution framework
Network Rail have chosen British SME Resonate Group, one of Britain’s leading connected transport providers, as a key supplier in its new IT Solution delivery framework.
Resonate will work alongside well-known IT companies appointed to the framework. The other providers are Atkins, Atos IT Services, BAE Systems Applied Intelligence, Capita Business Services, Cognizant Worldwide, Deloitte, DXC, Fujitsu, a consortium of Ernst & Young and Capgemini. Network Rail, which manages the railway infrastructure for the UK, uses the framework for specialist IT support in its operational and corporate activities.
Resonate will play a key role in the framework, of which key responsibilities include providing business process management, system configuration and customisation, software development, IT infrastructure installation, provisioning and decommissioning.
The framework is set to run over the next five years and has a projected value of up to £605 million. The initiative is includes the Digital Railway Programme, which is designed to transform the rail network for its passengers over the next few years.
Anna Ince, CEO of Resonate said, “We’re thrilled to play a key role in such a crucial area of Network Rail’s solution delivery programme. As an innovative SME, this appointment will give us the opportunity to bring extensive industry experience, cutting-edge IT products and a customer-centric approach to the future of the rail network.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Nick Till .
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