Fujitsu Services books a £25m Northern Irish libraries deal

Hannah Breeze
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Firm to manage entire IT infrastructure for all public libraries in the region as part of virtual library vision

Fujitsu Services has scooped a £25m contract to supply Northern Ireland's Library Authority (NILA). Over a five-year period, the vendor will provide the region's public libraries with a range of...

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