Scottish public sector hunts channel for £60m tablet ally
With deals with Misco and XMA up for renewal in May, government issues big-ticket tender for tablets and tablets
The Scottish government is seeking to forge a three-year partnership with one supplier of laptops and tablets in a deal worth a potential £60m-plus to the winning bidder. According to a tender notice...
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