Host of resellers awarded spots on CCS framework

Marian McHugh
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Softcat, ANS and Bytes among over 3,000 suppliers named to new Digital Outcomes and Specialists framework

Softcat, Bytes, ANS and Computacenter are among the resellers who've won spots on Crown Commercial Service's (CCS) Digital Outcomes and Specialists framework. The framework, now in its fifth ite...

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