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Oracle extends UK government MoU agreement

20 August 2015 •

NHS is among the public sector departments to which agreement now extends

Oracle has extended its deal with Crown Commercial Service (CCS) and expanded the agreement to cover further public sector departments including the NHS. CCS announced yesterday it has signed a ...

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