Oracle standardises price in government mega-deal

Sam Trendall
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Cabinet Office inks deal designed to save £25m a year and calls time on "inflexible contracts" for differing departments

Oracle has standardised the terms of its software licensing contracts with the UK government across all departments in a deal designed to save taxpayers £75m over the next three years. Cabinet Offi...

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