RUday Suppliers London | G-cloud | Government Digital Service
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Tony Singleton, G-cloud Programme Director at the Government Digital Service (GDS), gave this presentation at our Really Useful Day for Suppliers, 29 November 2013, in London. The presentation was about the G-cloud and procurement.
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RUday Suppliers London | G-cloud | Government Digital Service
- 1. Tony Singleton G-Cloud Programme Director GDS
- 2. The Government Digital Service is part of the Efficiency and Reform Group within the Cabinet Office GDS
- 3. We were created by Francis Maude in response to Martha Lane Fox’s report... GDS
- 4. GDS
- 5. Create GDS Fix publishing Fix transactions Go wholesale GDS
- 6. We are here to provide simpler, clearer and faster services and information for citizens and businesses @MTBracken GDS
- 7. In doing this we will save money for the tax payer and strengthen the digital capability of the Civil Service @MTBracken GDS
- 8. We’re a multi-disciplinary team working with colleagues across government GDS
- 10. GDS
- 11. GDS
- 12. Agile GDS
- 13. Procurement must be agile too GDS
- 14. IT is a commodity
- 15. Select supplier not solution GDS
- 16. Business outcomes matter Detailed requirement doesn’t GDS
- 18. It’s a set of frameworks to buy cloud services GDS GDS
- 19. Creating a competitive marketplace Dave GDS GDS
- 20. ... accessed through a CloudStore Dave GDS GDS
- 22. It’s about helping change the way the Public Sector buys digital services... GDS
- 23. G-Cloud is about creating a simpler, clearer, faster procurement channel for digital contracts 18 GDS
- 24. Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) Platforms as a Service (PaaS) Software as a Service (SaaS) Specialist Cloud Services
- 25. It’s not just Cloud-First, it’s Users-First 18
- 26. We’ve been given some big goals 18
- 30. Reported sales • £10m in October • £63.4m in total • 56% by value and 61% by volume awarded to SMEs • 70% of the number of sales were through Central Government; 30% through the rest of the public sector 18 GDS
- 32. Digital Service Framework • Easy access to suppliers with the right capabilities • Providing a large pool of suppliers from SMEs to the agile practices • Providing a flexible and speedy route to meet customers’ needs • Dynamic - regularly refreshed 18 GDS
- 33. But let’s not stop there 18 GDS
- 34. We’re reviewing how to continue to improve on what we’ve learn GDS
- 35. To better understand our user needs and where we can make the process easier GDS
Editor's Notes
- Use electricity analalogy
- It’s a framework that allows Government and the wider public sector to buy commodity Cloud services
- from lots of different providers from the UK, the EU and across the world.
- It’s about creating a vibrant, dynamic marketplace for suppliers, in particular SMEs, to offer a wide range of services in a transparent, commoditised way. It’s about making a break with the bad old days of Government outsourcing its IT strategy to big corporations that over charged, under-delivered and locked buyers into long term contracts
- But there is a much bigger ambition than just being yet another method of procurement - it’s about flexibility, lower cost, improving speed of delivery
- What’s our vision for G-Cloud?
- The G-Cloud framework allows you to choose and purchase services
- basically ... not tech-led but user-led which leads us to a cloud-based strategy (flexibility, lower cost, speed of delivery)
- Progress on ensuring 50% of central departmental new ICT spending will be transitioned to public cloud computing services by December 2015
- Today
- 18 months approx.
- 18 months approx.
- We want to continue to improve from what’s been built and make it even better. Over the next few months, G-Cloud is going to go through a transformation process to bring it up to date with the other transactional services that we’re working on.
- We want to continue to improve from what’s been built and make it even better. Over the next few months, G-Cloud is going to go through a transformation process to bring it up to date with the other transactional services that we’re working on.