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Local government IT content on WindowsForum covers digital modernisation and cloud migration projects in UK councils. The London Borough of Newham's £27.6 million pipeline includes Microsoft cloud licensing, parking systems, contact-centre technology, and payment services, reflecting a shift toward replacing legacy civic systems. South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse District Councils migrated from outsourced IT to an in-house Microsoft Azure environment, moving Microsoft 365, devices, Teams telephony, and 14 legacy servers. These examples illustrate a trend away from monolithic outsourcing contracts toward smaller internal teams using cloud platforms and automation to regain operational control. The tag focuses on procurement, governance, and infrastructure decisions in local government IT.
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    Spartanburg County Cyber Outage: Network Isolation Disrupts Core Services

    Spartanburg County, South Carolina, began isolating parts of its computer infrastructure on Wednesday, June 10, 2026, after officials identified “questionable activity,” leaving many county services disrupted for nearly two weeks while SLED’s cybersecurity team investigates. The county says...
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    Potter County AI Appropriate Use Policy: IT Approval and Data Protection

    Potter County commissioners in Amarillo, Texas, voted unanimously on June 22, 2026, to adopt an AI Appropriate Use Policy that puts the county IT department in charge of approving and implementing artificial intelligence tools for employee use. The vote is a small local-government item with a...
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    Newham’s £27.6m Digital Modernisation Pipeline: Cloud, Parking, Payments

    The London Borough of Newham has signalled a £27.6 million digital modernisation pipeline covering five planned procurements between 2026 and 2028, including Microsoft cloud licensing, parking systems, contact-centre technology, property asset management, and merchant payment services. The...
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    South & Vale Azure Migration: Governance-Led Shift from Outsourcing to In-House

    South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse District Councils moved from a long-running outsourced IT model to an in-house Microsoft cloud environment in 2025, with Node4 helping migrate Microsoft 365, devices, Teams telephony, and 14 legacy servers into Azure ahead of a September contract...
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