Swift Analytics has been awarded a place on the Crown Commercial Service’s (CCS) G-Cloud 14 Framework. It means we can offer our data consultancy and secure cloud-based solutions to public sector organisations through a straightforward route, helping them put technology to good use.
Yesterday’s Autumn Budget, delivered by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, put weight on using technology more effectively and joining up services across government. That’s close to the work we do day to day: tidying up data integration and using analytics to deliver joined-up, data-driven services. By supporting public sector organisations through their digital work, we play a small part in better service delivery and efficiency across government.
The G-Cloud 14 Framework is part of CCS’s work to deliver commercial value for taxpayers, giving public sector bodies a simpler procurement process for cloud services. As a named supplier, we’re here to help teams make smarter use of data and technology across government services.
Ryan Gillett, Director at Metricy, commented: “We are excited to renew our commitment in supporting the government’s drive towards greater technological efficiency and interconnected services, providing solutions that unlock the true potential of data for public benefit.”
Crown Commercial Service supports the public sector in procuring goods and services efficiently. In 2018/19 alone, CCS helped achieve £945 million in commercial benefits, a reminder of how much trusted suppliers matter in delivering cost-effective public services.
For more on how our G-Cloud 14 services can help your organisation, get in touch or explore our services.
Notes to Editors Crown Commercial Service (CCS) is an Executive Agency of the Cabinet Office, supporting the public sector to achieve maximum commercial value when procuring common goods and services. To learn more about CCS, visit: www.crowncommercial.gov.uk.
